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Absolute Navetta 64 Video Review: A Family Cruiser With a Beach Club

By the YachtWay editorial deskUpdated October 2026Video walkthrough7 min read

The Absolute Navetta 64 is an Italian flybridge cruiser built for long weekends with family and friends. We walked a brand new one in Montauk, New York, still with stickers on. She runs twin Volvo Penta IPS 1350 pods and has a Seakeeper. The main deck has a galley aft, a lounge with a pop-up TV and a helm with a love seat. Below there is a full-beam owner's cabin, a VIP cabin and a twin cabin. Aft there is a beach club, and the flybridge has a grill and dining for eight.

Space, light and finish you do not expect

The first thing you notice is space. The main deck windows are about 4 ft tall and 8 ft wide, and the ceilings clear a 6 ft 1 in adult with room to spare. The finish is just as striking. Even the leather on the helm seat column and the inside of the floor panels are done properly, and the systems room is painted, labelled and clean enough to sit in. We looked hard for faults and found very few.

The vibeBright, roomy and carefully finished
The power2x Volvo Penta IPS 1350 (as filmed)
Best forFamily cruising, long weekends, entertaining

What stood out on board

  • A beach club with a view
    The bench folds into a bed behind glass doors, with its own fridge, AC and shower.
  • Three helm stations
    The main helm, the flybridge and a docking station aft with a joystick and cameras.
  • A window that becomes a bar
    The aft galley window drops away and a panel folds over to make a serving counter.
  • Bow and stern thrusters
    Plus a joystick, so the boat is easy to dock in any condition.
  • A grill with a cover
    A folding heat-proof cover on the flybridge grill stops grease spraying around.
  • Detail you cannot see
    Leather inside the helm seat column, foam-lined floor panels and teak engine hatch latches.
The main deck lounge, with windows on both sides. 12:12
The galley, aft on the main deck. 14:12
The full-beam owner's cabin. 24:52
The aft deck, with tables that join and rise. 40:12
The flybridge dining area. 46:52

Spec sheet at a glance

FeatureWhat you getThe benefit
Length overall64 ft 6 in (19.65 m)Big volume, easy to handle
Beam18 ft (5.5 m)A full-beam owner's cabin
Dry weight49.4 t (108,973 lb)Steady at sea
Fuel951 gal (3,600 L)Long cruises between stops
Water240 gal (910 L)Hot showers for a full boat
Power (as filmed)2x Volvo Penta IPS 1350 podsJoystick control
Top speedAbout 27 kn (as quoted on board)Not measured, we did not sea trial her
CruiseAbout 22 kn (as quoted on board)Fast enough for weekend runs
StabilitySeakeeper, bow and stern thrustersCalm at anchor, easy docking
Power on boardTwo generators, two 50 amp shore cordsBackup for every system
LayoutOwner, VIP, twin and crew cabins, beach clubRoom for family and friends
HelmsMain, flybridge and aft docking stationDock from where you can see

Main deck and helm

The main helm, with a love seat beside it. 06:12

The galley sits aft with a dining table for six to eight, then a lounge with a TV that rises from behind the sofa. The helm is forward, with a love seat for guests.

  • Helm seat.
    Slides and rises high enough to see over the bow.
  • Screens.
    Two large chart displays and a Volvo Penta engine screen.
  • Controls.
    Joystick, bow and stern thrusters and a Seakeeper.
  • Side door.
    Opens fully or just as a window for air.
  • Audio.
    Four speakers and a hidden subwoofer at the lounge.

Lower deck utility

The systems room, painted and labelled. 17:32

Stairs with LED lighting and textured wood lead down past a dual-zone wine fridge and a glass-fronted electrical panel.

  • Laundry.
    A separate washer and dryer.
  • Systems room.
    Painted with sound-damping paint and clearly labelled.
  • AC.
    Dometic, with easy access.
  • Storage.
    Room for flybridge cushions and much more.

Guest cabins

The VIP cabin, with a vanity desk. 20:52

The twin cabin has two beds and a big window, with a head that also works as a day head. The VIP cabin has a TV, a vanity, a walk-in closet and leather on the ceiling.

  • Doors.
    Smooth sliding doors throughout.
  • VIP bathroom.
    A walk-in shower and a heated towel rail.
  • Safe.
    In the walk-in closet.
  • Floors.
    Foam-lined panels so nothing rattles.

Owner's cabin

The owner's bathroom, with a rain shower. 30:12

The owner's cabin is full beam, with windows about 3 ft tall and 5 ft long on both sides. Blinds on a remote go from filtered light to full blackout.

  • Bed.
    Leather piping, a fabric headboard and spotlights.
  • Sound.
    Speakers above the bed that link to the TV.
  • Storage.
    A vanity with a slanted tray and lots of drawers.
  • Bathroom.
    A rain shower, pocket doors and AC at floor level.

Beach club and aft deck

The beach club, with a bench that becomes a bed. 33:32

The swim platform lowers into the water and has chocks for a tender or jet ski. Sliding doors open to a beach club behind it.

Beach club

  • Bed.
    The bench folds flat, with a glass view to the sea.
  • Comfort.
    Its own AC, fridge and blackout shades.
  • Shower.
    Waterproof walls and a sliding door.

Aft deck

  • Tables.
    Two that rise electrically and join for eight.
  • Screens.
    Drop down on three sides against sun and bugs.
  • Docking station.
    Joystick, thrusters and camera views.
  • Shore power.
    Two Glendinning 50 amp cords.

Flybridge and bow

The flybridge grill, with its folding cover. 45:32

The flybridge has lounge seats, a soft top that opens and a centre helm with a small windshield. A table seats eight with the loose chairs.

  • Galley.
    A sink, an ice maker, a drop-in ice bucket and a fridge.
  • Shower.
    A connection to rinse off up top.
  • Helm.
    Joystick, thrusters, wireless charging and a searchlight control.
  • Bow.
    U-shaped seating, a sunbed and a shower.
  • Anchor.
    A Delta anchor with controls under a lid.
The verdict

The Absolute Navetta 64 is built for living on board. The main deck is full of light, the cabins have big windows and lots of storage, and the beach club works as a lounge, a toy store or an extra bed. Three helm stations, thrusters at both ends and a Seakeeper make her easy and calm to run. The finish holds up even where nobody looks. She was not taken out, so we cannot speak to the ride.

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In this video

  1. 00:00 Introduction
  2. 00:54 Galley and main deck
  3. 04:32 Helm station and tech
  4. 06:43 Docking and systems
  5. 08:06 Interior controls
  6. 14:15 Lower deck utility
  7. 17:06 Guest cabins
  8. 19:46 VIP cabin
  9. 24:38 Owner's cabin
  10. 31:14 Beach club
  11. 34:09 Aft deck dining
  12. 37:13 Open-air serving
  13. 41:41 Third helm station
  14. 42:53 Flybridge
  15. 49:28 Bow lounge
  16. 52:10 Conclusion
Presented by
Heigo Paartalu
YachtWay Spotlight host
Filmed by
YachtWay Studios