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This fast yacht, Codecasa 45 Hull F72, was launched in summer 2010. Propelled by 2 KaMeWa 71 S 3 waterjets and 1 KaMeWa 63 B 3 booster, and fitted with 3 MTU engines of 2,400 HP each, she bears the signature of Andre Bacigalupo, continuing the well-known open line of the Codecasa 35s and Codecasa 41s.

“I had long had in mind, and had set myself the goal of, creating a special boat with a strong personality, capable of stirring emotions in anyone who saw her. I believe I have succeeded. Her 65 metres in length, her speed of 18 knots in absolute comfort, her refined interiors, her state-of-the-art navigation and communication equipment and the application of the most advanced technologies to achieve the highest standard of performance make Family Day a true jewel of her kind.” With these words Fulvio Codecasa, patron of the Viareggio shipyard Codecasa, presents the launch of the brand-new M.Y. FAMILY DAY, CODECASA 65, Hull F 71. She was delivered to her Owner in June 2010.

Here is M.Y. FLYING DAGGER, the second unit in the CODECASA 41s Open series by Codecasa Shipyards. She is an open yacht with sleek, sporty lines, created especially for Codecasa by Andre Bacigalupo and ordered by a loyal Codecasa Client, already the owner of a 35-metre open, who wanted his new jewel to keep the name of his previous boat.

On Saturday 5 July 2008, a 51-metre yacht of the CODECASA 51 series, Hull F 70 M.Y EMELINA, was launched from the slipways of the CODECASA shipyard in Viareggio. This steel and aluminium yacht, engineered by Codecasa, returns to the classic standard lines of the Viareggio shipyard, albeit with some distinctive touches requested by her owners. With EMELINA, gleaming white and softer, more classic exterior lines dominate. The layout features a novelty compared with previous Codecasa yachts: a fold-down “sea balcony” in the side of the hull by the Owner’s Suite, which allows guests to step out directly over the sea – a true optional extra that immediately attracted the interest of Codecasa’s potential clients and will probably be the first of a long series.

For most boaters, two years of construction is an unbearable wait. But for those in the world of superyachts, those 24 months are the flash that heralds a dream coming true, just as in the tale of Aladdin’s Lamp. To realise this, just imagine a 62-metre ship taking shape at a rate of eight and a half centimetres a day. But the craftsmen of the Codecasa shipyard have no need to imagine it: with that very constancy, they have created the triumph of design that is the motor yacht MONEIKOS.

Riding the wave of the great public and critical success of the first two CODECASA 35s opens, Codecasa Shipyards have launched the first unit of a new sports series called the CODECASA 41s: Hull F 69 M.Y BELLISSIMA C..

BOAT EXHIBITED AT THE 47TH GENOA BOAT SHOW 2007 AND RECENT WINNER OF THE INTERNATIONAL YACHTS TROPHY 2007 FOR BEST INTERIOR DESIGN.

With her 43 metres length overall, this yacht fully reflects Codecasa standards in the excellent quality of her materials and workmanship. With her high-tensile steel hull and aluminium alloy superstructure, M.Y FERDY offers comfort, refinement and space both outside and inside, while retaining the performance characteristics of a displacement motor yacht of around 490 tonnes.

Immediately after the sale of the first MARIA CARLA Hull C 109 – 2004, the Shipyard launched the second unit of this sports line, Hull C 113. The colour of this 2005 yacht was later changed from light blue to a silver superstructure and metallic anthracite hull. Once again, for Mr Codecasa this launch represents the renewal of a successful Series based on very high build quality, which is Codecasa’s pride and joy.
Fulvio Codecasa gave the customary speech in front of his wife, to whom the boat is dedicated. Maria Carla put her heart and soul into creating the interiors, assisted by Codecasa’s architects Franco and Annamaria Della Role. The exteriors were created by architect Prof. Andre Bacigalupo.
Building on the same success, Codecasa then built the 41-metre open series in two units, plus the first 45-metre and the 50-metre models.

Displaying stunningly sleek lines and a magnificent two-toned blue livery, Maria Carla was lowered into the water for the first time last July, against the backdrop of Viareggio’s historic inner harbour, the Darsena. The quayside of the Codecasa Due shipyard was packed with friends of the owner, civic notables and the craftsmen who had created this magnificent 34.6 metre sports yacht.