Codecasa’s HULL C122 for sale and under construction!

Published by Editorial team on 24^th November 2015

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The coveted Codecasa Vintage series has a newcomer these days.   Currently under construction, the HULL C122 will have a 4,000nm range at 11kn cruising speed and it represents a new 43m Vintage series super yacht with so called Full Beam and Aluminium superstructure. 

Press Release:

After the great success met by the Vintage Series, unveiled in 2011 with the 42 meters Hull F73, now M.Y. Magari, continued in 2013 with the sister-ship, Hull F75, now M.Y. Libra and then crowned in 2015 by the 50 meters version, Hull C121 M.Y. Gazzella, Codecasa Shipyards are now simultaneously building “on spec” two Full Beam units of 43 meters, belonging to the same series: Hull F76 for delivery in Summer 2016 and Hull C122 for delivery in Summer 2017.

Same as all the Yachts belonging to the Vintage Series, Hull C122 was also designed by Codecasa Shipyards in-house technical staff. The strong points of this project, compared to the 42 meters version, are the full beam layout of the Owner’s Suite located on the Main Deck forward and the location of the Captain’s Cabin on the Upper Deck at direct contact with the bridge.

Equipped with two Caterpillar 3512C main engines (1.650 HP at 1.800 rpm) able to reach a top speed of 16.5 knots at light displacement and a range of 4.000 nautical miles at 11 knots cruising speed, the CODECASA 43 Full Beam – Vintage Series– Hull C122 can ensure a safe and comfortable navigation in any weather conditions, internal volumes just below 500 GRT, remarkable exterior spaces, clean and elegant exterior lines, reasonable consumptions and very high quality standards.

The yacht is for sale and the interior design can be customized.

General SPECIFICATIONS:

Length Overall:	43m
Maximum Beam:	9m
Maximum Draught:	2.6m
Maximum Speed:	16.5kn
Guest Cabins:	1 Owner suite, 2 double, 2 twin cabins plus a Pullman

About Codecasa:

Codecasa Shipyards were established in Viareggio, Tuscany back in 1825 by the Giovanni Battista Codecasa. From then and until today, the shipyard has seen constant evolution and expansion, becoming a renowned shipyard specialised in the construction of bespoke, luxury motor yachts. They are known as builders of steel and light alloy superyachts, ranging from 30 – 70m LOA. Still run by the founder’s heirs and the close family members, the Codecasa Shipyards Group offers a wide range of highest quality motor yachts, all built with latest, cutting-edge technology and as unique, modern, classic and minimalist super yacht models. 

It is not yet known if the Codecasa 43m will be available for luxury mega yacht charter vacations after her launch yet there are other similar boats in this range which are already cruising so  please get in touch for more info.  

In case you are interested in chartering one of these or similar yachts or wish to consider purchasing one of the models which are offered for sale, do let us know by filling out the CHARTER REQUEST FORM or send us an email to charter@supersailyachts.com now.  

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Mr Eriksson and his business friends chartered 7 different motor yachts in the range from 70-90' in various locations across the Mediterranean. We are looking forward to arranging new boats during summer season 2012 and winter season 2013