Converted Tug

Defined by its classic lines and historical significance, this 1953 Benetti Converted Tug represents a masterful marriage of vintage working-boat heritage and contemporary luxury. With an overall length of 28.82 meters and a robust steel hull, this vessel is renowned for its exceptional seaworthiness and stability at sea. The yacht underwent a comprehensive re-styling between 2010 and 2014, ensuring that the interior and exterior aesthetic retains a noble, sophisticated charm while incorporating modern technological advancements. Designed for those who appreciate the character of traditional maritime architecture, the layout includes 5 spacious cabins and 6 bathrooms, providing comfortable accommodation for up to 10 guests. The interior spaces have been carefully curated to offer an exclusive atmosphere that balances avant-garde systems with the vessel's original structural beauty. Whether navigating at a cruising speed of 11 knots or reaching a maximum of 13 knots, the performance remains consistent and reliable. Power is derived from a single 1,000 hp Cummins diesel engine installed in 1997, utilizing a reliable line d'assi transmission. The vessel is built for endurance, supported by a significant 25,500-liter fuel capacity. With a displacement of 48,000 kg and a draft of 3.5 meters, this yacht provides a stable platform for peaceful and serene cruising in various conditions. Currently located at Marina di Stabia in Campania, Italy, this unique Navetta is a distinct choice for owners seeking a vessel that stands out from standard modern yachts. For further information or to schedule an inspection of this historic craft, please visit our offices at Via del Molo, 14-16, Porto Rotondo, Olbia.