Mangusta has offered a glimpse inside the first Oceano 50 hull with new images of the exterior and interior.
Named Alisa, the 50 metre Mangusta was sold to a European owner in 2019, represented by Moran Yacht & Ship, and the vessel made its debut at the 2021 Monaco Yacht Show.
The Mangusta Oceano 50 was designed by Alberto Mancini in collaboration with the yard’s in-house technical department. It features a bulbous steel hull with exterior lines encapsulating its “strong, powerful and sleek personality”, Mancini said.
Speaking at the launch of the vessel, Overmarine Group's chief executive Maurizio Balducci said: “This is launch number ten for Overmarine Group's metal vessels division - a truly outstanding accomplishment when one considers that the first unit hit the water only five years ago."
Key exterior features include two cockpits, fore and aft. The tender garage has been moved to the bow, leaving the stern free to accommodate a 68 sqm beach club.
Sitting below the forward cockpit, the garage can accommodate a six metre tender and two Jet Skis. With the toys and tenders launched, the garage basin can fill with water to become a swimming pool with a counterflow system. Above, the sun deck is home to a Jacuzzi pool and a 12-seater dining table for alfresco entertaining, shaded by a hard top.
The interior styling, also by Mancini, features ceiling-high windows in the main deck saloon and is decorated in a “harmonious blend of elegant and soft, light colours.” Materials include linen and silk in light blue and turquoise alongside white marble and sand-coloured oak.
The owner of Alisa opted for a five-cabin layout on the lower deck with four gest cabins and a full-beam gym. The master suite is positioned on the main deck and is fitted with an automated balcony overlooking the sea.
Power will come from two MTU 12V 2000 M86 engines for a top speed of 16 knots and a range of 4,000 nautical miles at a cruising speed of 11 knots.
Alisa is the first of a trio of Mangusta Oceano 50 hulls under construction. The third unit named Project Salerno is scheduled for a spring 2023 delivery.