TUREDDI YACHTS Introducing the Tureddi Azzurra Project—a striking new commercial yacht set for launch in 2027. Measuring an impressive 48 meters, this vessel features a robust aluminum hull for exceptional durability and performance. Powered by two MTU engines, the Azzurra cruises comfortably at 15 knots and reaches a top speed of 17 knots, making it ideal for both leisure and commercial ventures. Onboard, you’ll find six spacious cabins and six bathrooms, ensuring ample comfort for guests and crew alike. The yacht’s direct drive system guarantees smooth, efficient navigation. Designed for those who appreciate both luxury and practicality, the Tureddi Azzurra Project stands out as the perfect choice for any maritime adventure. Experience the ultimate blend of style, power, and convenience

The 72.8-metre superyacht PREDATOR has just had a whopping €10,000,000 slashed off her asking price – talk about a bargain on the high seas! Built by the renowned Dutch yard Feadship in 2008, this steel-hulled beauty was not only designed and engineered by the top-notch naval architects Feadship De Voogt but also boasts an interior designed by the esteemed Bannenberg & Rowell. PREDATOR made history as the first Feadship delivered with a reverse bow, earning her a prestigious Neptune at the World Superyacht Awards in 2009. And she is only had two owners since new and her five suites were refitted in 2016. Talk about luxury living on the waves! Accommodating a party of 10, the full-beam master and all

Introducing the NAVETTA 42, a stunning 41.83 m Motor Yacht built in Italy by Custom Line, making its grand entrance in 2023 as one of the exclusive 12 Navetta 42 models. She boasts a top speed of 16.5 kn, a cruising speed of 15.0 kn, and an impressive maximum cruising range of 3000.0 nm at 10.0 kn, all powered by two robust MTU diesel engines. With spacious accommodation for up to 10 guests in 5 luxurious staterooms, and a dedicated crew of 7 members, every comfort is assured. Not to forget the impressive gross tonnage of 370.0 GT and a generous 8.14 m beam. Designed inside and out by the renowned Zuccon International Project. The impeccable naval architecture comes from