29.6m Amer BACCARAT Joins Camper & Nicholsons Sales Fleet at €6.9m

Camper & Nicholsons has been appointed Exclusive Central Agent for the sale of the 29.6-metre Amer F100 BACCARAT, with sales adviser Jessica Ruez representing the listing. The yacht is now offered at €6.9 million and is at anchor during the Cannes Yachting Festival 2026, giving prospective buyers an opportunity to inspect a relatively recent example of the Italian builder’s 100-foot series.

Delivered in 2022, BACCARAT was built by Permare under the Amer Yachts marque. Camper & Nicholsons describes the yacht as combining a sporting exterior profile with extensive glazing, contemporary interiors by Stefano Tini and a layout intended to make strong use of both interior volume and outdoor living areas.

A new central sales appointment

The brokerage appointment is the key change in BACCARAT’s market position. Camper & Nicholsons announced that it is acting as Exclusive Central Agent, placing the yacht within its international sales portfolio and naming Jessica Ruez as the adviser handling the listing.

For a buyer, an exclusive central agency gives the market a clear point of contact for information, viewings and negotiations. In BACCARAT’s case, the timing also coincides with Cannes, where the yacht is being shown at anchor while much of the Mediterranean brokerage market is concentrated on the Côte d’Azur.

The official Camper & Nicholsons listing records an asking price of €6.9 million. It also confirms a length of 29.60 metres, a 7.00-metre beam and a 1.95-metre draft, positioning BACCARAT within the sub-30-metre segment while retaining the volume and deck areas associated with a broad-beam flybridge yacht.

Amer F100 design and accommodation

BACCARAT accommodates up to ten guests in five cabins. Camper & Nicholsons’ announcement identifies a full-beam master suite on the main deck, while the remaining guest accommodation brings the total to five en suite cabins, a configuration that supports both private family use and a broader guest programme.

The interior was created by Stefano Tini and is characterised in the official listing by contemporary Italian styling and substantial natural light. Camper & Nicholsons says the F100 design provides more than twice the glazed surface area of its predecessor, with panoramic views forming a central part of the main-salon experience.

That glazing is important to the yacht’s overall character because the F100’s exterior profile remains relatively sporting rather than conventionally bulky. The design therefore uses windows and sightlines to increase the visual connection between the interior and the sea without relying solely on physical deck area to create a sense of openness.

Outdoor living built around the flybridge

The flybridge is one of BACCARAT’s most distinctive leisure areas. Camper & Nicholsons highlights a central Jacuzzi surrounded by large sunpads, together with dining space beneath a retractable hardtop that allows the upper deck to shift between open-air use and greater shade or shelter.

Additional sunbathing and al fresco dining areas are distributed around the yacht, giving guests several choices rather than concentrating outdoor activity in a single zone. That is particularly relevant to Mediterranean cruising, where different parts of the deck can be used through the day as sun, wind and privacy requirements change.

Camper & Nicholsons is presenting BACCARAT specifically as a yacht suited to Mediterranean use. Her presence at anchor during Cannes reinforces that positioning and puts the yacht in front of buyers already travelling through one of the season’s principal sales and new-yacht events.

One owner and the same captain since delivery

The yacht’s ownership and operational history form another important part of the sales case. According to the official listing, BACCARAT has remained with one owner since new and has been maintained under the same captain since construction, providing continuity in how the yacht has been operated and cared for.

Camper & Nicholsons also states that the yacht has received annual servicing through the Amer shipyard. For a 2022 yacht entering the brokerage market, documented continuity of ownership, command and shipyard support can be as important as headline specifications because it gives prospective buyers a clearer picture of how the vessel has been managed since delivery. That history does not replace an independent survey or technical due diligence, but it gives a buyer a more coherent maintenance trail to investigate. It also reduces the uncertainty that can arise when a relatively young yacht has already passed through several owners, captains or service arrangements.

The brokerage’s sales announcement describes BACCARAT as commercially compliant and capable of speeds up to 26 knots. Those points broaden the yacht’s appeal beyond a purely private-use profile, while the relatively recent build date means buyers are considering a yacht only four seasons removed from delivery rather than an older vessel dependent on a major refit narrative.

A recent 29.6m yacht entering an active Cannes market

BACCARAT arrives on the market at a time when Cannes is bringing together a large concentration of builders, brokers and potential buyers. For Camper & Nicholsons, the appointment adds a modern Italian flybridge yacht to its sales inventory at the moment when prospective clients can inspect the yacht in the same waters where much of its intended use is likely to take place.

The combination is straightforward: a 2022 delivery, five-cabin accommodation for ten guests, broad 7.00-metre beam, Stefano Tini interior, extensive glazing and a flybridge centred on a Jacuzzi and retractable hardtop. The €6.9 million asking price now gives those features a defined place in the current sub-30-metre brokerage market.

What distinguishes the new announcement from a simple yacht listing is the change in representation. With Camper & Nicholsons now holding the exclusive central agency and Jessica Ruez named as the sales adviser, BACCARAT has a newly structured route to market while remaining available for inspection during Cannes.

For buyers comparing recent Italian yachts around the 30-metre threshold, BACCARAT therefore enters the conversation with both a clear sales mandate and a concise operational history. The next test will be whether the combination of recent delivery, established upkeep and a €6.9 million asking price converts the visibility generated at Cannes into a transaction.