Saver 795runabout charter for active days in Mallorca

The Saver 795 carries the name of Saver, a Sicilian builder of fibreglass boats, and she is built on simple, practical lines: an open, uncomplicated deck where everything is within reach. A rigid top shades the helm, rails run along the side decks to the bow, and the aft cockpit opens onto teak-topped swim platforms either side of the outboard engines. Below deck there is a single cabin and one head, enough for changing and stowing bags, while the day itself happens on deck and in the water.

Her toy list is what sets her apart, and it reads like a watersports day planned in advance: a wakeboard and waterskis for towing behind the boat, an inflatable donut for anyone who would rather be pulled than ride, a kayak and a paddle board for exploring a cove at your own pace, and snorkelling gear for the clear water over sand and rock. With a cruising speed of 23 knots and 30 knots at the top end, she has the pace to pull a rider up onto the water, and at 9 metres long with a 3 metre beam she is light enough to turn quickly and tuck into smaller anchorages.

Days on the 795 work best loosely planned. Your skipper reads the wind, picks a sheltered stretch of coast, perhaps the coves around Portals Vells, the water beside the marine reserve off Port Adriano or the steep shore towards Port d'Andratx, and moves on whenever the group is ready for the next swim or the next run on the wakeboard. She is a day boat, and a sunset run makes a natural end to the afternoon; for anything longer than a day, ask the team what is possible. Bookings are handled from Mallorca, and the team lets you know where to board once your date is fixed.