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$636,900 USD
+10 moreMakeMangusta
Model80 Open
Length194.1m
Cabins5
Draft194.1m
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About this vessel
The 2005 Overmarine Mangusta 80 "NIMA" is a remarkable example of Italian craftsmanship, combining luxury, style, and high performance in one of the most iconic open yachts ever built. Her sleek GRP planing hull ensures smooth handling and impressive efficiency at high speeds.
The interior of NIMA reflects timeless Italian elegance, featuring a full-beam salon with a bright, open layout ideal for relaxation and socializing. Each cabin includes its own ensuite bathroom. The refined finishes and attention to detail throughout create an inviting atmosphere that blends comfort with sophistication.
On deck, NIMA offers expansive sunbathing areas at both the bow and stern, a large swim platform, and a tender garage, providing the perfect setting for outdoor enjoyment. Combining sporty design, luxurious interiors, and top-tier performance, the Mangusta 80 NIMA stands as a true expression of speed, comfort, and Italian design excellence.
Specifications
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Vessel
MakeMangusta
Model80 Open
Dimensions
Length overall194.1m
Draft194.1m
Accommodation
Cabins5
Features
On board
Twin MTU 2,000hp engines
GRP planing hull
Full-beam salon
Four cabins
Owner's suite
Bow and stern sunbathing areas
Swim platform
Tender garage
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