2024 CODECASA Codedasa 43

Price
$33,500,000 EUR
Location
George Town, Exuma
Days on Market
1
Length 141.1 ft (43 m)
Year 2024
Builder CODECASA
Model Codedasa 43
Type MotorYacht
Beam 29' 7" (9m)
Cabins 5
Sleeps 12
Engines 2
Engine Caterpillar C32 ACERT
Fuel Diesel
Total Power 3200 HP
Cruise Speed 11 Knots
Max Speed 16 Knots
Fuel Capacity 70000 L (18492.04 Gal)
Water Capacity 14000 L (3698.41 Gal)
Gross Tonnage 499.00
Boat Name GIOIA

Description

GIOIA is a 43m (141ft) motor yacht built by the renowned Italian shipyard Codecasa in 2024. She features a distinctive color scheme with a gunmetal-grey superstructure and a white hull, complemented by a sleek, modern interior design that sets her apart at sea.

Sleek and modern, yet warm and inviting, GIOIA’s interior design carries an unmistakable Italian flair. A refined mix of custom woodwork and stone accents creates an atmosphere that is both welcoming and elegant, while naturally drawing attention to the surrounding seascapes.

Accommodating up to 12 guests in five spacious cabins, GIOIA offers generous areas for relaxation and entertainment. The full-beam master suite is located on the main deck and includes a private lounge, his-and-hers walk-in wardrobes, and a his-and-hers bathroom. Four additional guest cabins are situated on the lower deck, including two double cabins and two twin cabins with Pullman bunks – all appointed with en suite bathrooms.

GIOIA’s exterior decks offer multiple lounging and entertainment options for life at sea. The expansive sun deck features a raised jacuzzi, generous sunpads, a full wet bar, and an aft seating area. The bridge-deck aft hosts a spacious al fresco dining area, while further lounging spaces can be found on the main-deck aft and foredeck, providing a variety of settings throughout the day.

As one of Codecasa’s most recent deliveries, GIOIA showcases the shipyard’s latest advancements in technology, design, and build quality. Constructed to Lloyd’s classification and LY3 compliance, she benefits from in-house naval architecture, a steel hull, and an aluminum superstructure, ensuring exceptional stability – further enhanced by zero-speed stabilizers.

Twin Caterpillar C32 engines deliver a maximum speed of 16.5 knots and a cruising speed of 11 knots, with a transatlantic range of 4,000 nm.