Sporting character sets the direction for the Pantiera 32. This new Spanish-built project brings together twin Mercury outboards, a stepped hull and a versatile deck layout, with an approach to boating that gives equal attention to the excitement of driving and the pleasure of dropping anchor.

The starting propulsion package comprises two 200 hp Mercury outboards, with higher-powered configurations available to suit the owner’s preferences. The stepped hull is projected to deliver speeds above 40 knots, a performance target that remains to be confirmed during sea trials. Power and hull design are central to the project’s identity, shaping a boat conceived with an openly sporting attitude.

SPANISH CONSTRUCTION, INFUSION THROUGHOUT

The Pantiera 32 is built entirely in Spain, using infusion throughout its construction. For a new project, the choice of manufacturing process is a defining commitment from the outset.

That focus on quality extends to the specification of fittings and onboard equipment. Construction, finish and components are all part of the same ambition: to establish Pantiera through the quality of the boat itself, as well as the strength of its design.

A DIFFERENT PACE AT ANCHOR

Once the engines stop, the deck reveals another side of the Pantiera 32. Two fold-down balconies open the boat towards the water, extending the space available to enjoy the anchorage. Movable seats allow the layout to adapt as the day unfolds, whether the priority is socialising, relaxing or making room to move around.

Large sunpads at both bow and stern offer two distinct places to stretch out, while an onboard galley makes preparing something to eat part of life aboard. Together, these features give the deck a flexibility that feels particularly relevant to Mediterranean boating, where a favourite cala can become the destination for an entire day.

Below deck, two cabins and a bathroom provide the accommodation to extend that day into an overnight stay. They add another dimension to the boat’s sporting brief, giving owners greater freedom to decide when to head back.

For boaters in the Balearics, the Pantiera 32 brings a new Spanish project into view with a clear proposition: twin-outboard performance, a commitment to infusion construction and spaces designed to make the most of the sea, underway and at anchor.