Cantieri di Pisa Custom 50M

The Italian yard unveils the new CANTIERI DI PISA CUSTOM 50M, their second displacement superyacht built on a steel hull with aluminium composite superstructure and teak-laid decks.

This ambitious project, developed for a demanding expert owner, combines the capabilities of an exploration yacht with those of a charter yacht, with 6 owner/guest en-suite staterooms and 6 crew cabins, together with large and bright social spaces both inside and outside.

Part of the yard's 'Custom Division', this motor yacht shall be built to the highest quality standards, and the value of an Italian historical brand. The yacht merges long-range robustness with timeless elegance and functional advanced technology.

The engineering and naval architecture are conceived by Antonio Luxardo (Optima) and Francesco Samarelli, with the exterior and interior designs penned by Antonio Luxardo (Optima), resulting in a sumptuous motor yacht while keeping a fuel-efficient and performant perspective.

The result is a forward-thinking stunning vessel allowing guests to interact closely with the sea in a convivial and practical environment. Her dynamic lines are combined with the acclaimed Italian refined styling.

The superyacht features a generous open deck stern beach club with opening wings, sizeable Jacuzzi and transformer platform, huge sundeck spaces, zero speed and underway stabilizers, forward lateral launching tender and toys garage for tender up to 6.85m, designer furniture, and state-of-the-art navigation, communications, connectivity and entertainment systems. The vessel meets IMO Tier-III and EPA Tier-IV compliance for sailing in ECAs with SCR included, and holds RINA and Malta commercial class designation.

The vessel comfortably accommodates 12 guests in 6 en-suite staterooms comprising a main-deck full-beam master suite forward, a sizeable VIP stateroom, 2 doubles and 2 twins on the lower deck. Crew accommodation is provided for up to 11 crewmembers in 6 cabins all with en-suite facilities, the captain's cabin being adjacent to the wheelhouse on the bridge deck.