FELICITÀ

FELICITÀ is a 50-metre motor yacht built by Mangusta in 2025 to the Oceano 50 model, registered under the Cayman Islands flag. Her exterior and interior were both conceived by Alberto Mancini working in collaboration with Mangusta's design team, producing a vessel that reflects the Oceano series' emphasis on volume, natural light, and a strong visual connection between interior and exterior living spaces. At 499 gross tonnes on a steel hull, she represents Mangusta's move into the heavier displacement segment, distinct from the builder's traditional planing portfolio.

FELICITÀ accommodates 12 guests across 5 cabins, crewed by 11 — a generous crew ratio for a vessel of this size, reflecting the service standards associated with the Oceano platform. Her charter programme spans both Mediterranean and Atlantic routes: the French Riviera, Corsica, Sardinia, Italy, Monaco, and Cannes in the Mediterranean, alongside Caribbean destinations including Antigua, the Bahamas, Bermuda, St Barts, and Saint Martin. This dual-season flexibility broadens the planning horizon for guests seeking continuity of programme across the year. Those prioritising high speed or short turnaround passages should note her 11-knot cruise; she is designed for presence and comfort rather than elapsed time.

As a 2025 delivery, FELICITÀ enters the charter market with current classification, full warranty coverage, and systems built to the latest applicable standards. The Oceano 50 is a relatively recent platform, and Mangusta's ambitions with this series have been to address a segment — large, steel-hulled, volume-focused motor yachts — that differs from the builder's established identity. The Alberto Mancini design brings a cohesive visual language across all decks, with the beach club and open-deck amenities integrated as part of the original design programme rather than retrofitted.

The onboard facilities include a beach club, swimming pool, deck jacuzzi, gym with dedicated equipment, steam room, exterior bar, sun deck with sunpads, an owner's study, piano, tender garage, and swimming platform. The water sports inventory encompasses jet-skis, Seabobs, a Fliteboard foilboard, an electric surfboard, wakeboard, water-skis, towable toys, kayaks, and paddleboards. The breadth of this provision reflects a vessel intended to sustain an active programme across extended charters.

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