On March 8, 2025—symbolically aligning with International Women’s Day—the fourth unit of the Mangusta Oceano 44 made its debut, gracefully launching as a bold yet elegant embodiment of modern yachting.
With a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, this three-deck displacement yacht blends timeless marine tradition with forward-thinking design, offering both aesthetic refinement and long-range performance.
Part of Mangusta’s Oceano series, the 44-meter vessel is a floating sanctuary, featuring expansive panoramic glass and a seamless indoor-outdoor layout that invites immersive sea views.
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With a range of 4,500 nautical miles, a top speed of 15.5 knots, and a cruising speed of 11 knots, the yacht is engineered for long-haul comfort. Zero-speed and underway electric stabilizers further enhance the cruising experience, ensuring steady voyages in all conditions.
The yacht’s interiors balance functionality and beauty, showcasing a minimalist yet warm design with rich woods and marbles throughout.
The master suite, overlooking the ocean, serves as a tranquil private retreat, while guest cabins echo the same design language for a cohesive onboard experience.
The sundeck spans an impressive 104 sqm, ideal for relaxation and entertaining, and the central beach area transforms into a spectacular 180-degree sea-level terrace when the transom and side terraces are deployed.
Up front, a floor-to-ceiling glazed wheelhouse enhances visibility for smooth navigation. Built for a European owner with plans to cruise the Mediterranean, this Mangusta Oceano 44 was crafted in collaboration with Overmarine Group, P.L.A.N.A. Design, and Alberto Mancini.
The interiors were custom-designed by the shipyard’s in-house team alongside Gianluca Sist of H2 Design Studio, while Gaston Lees-Buckley of Camper & Nicholsons played a key role in the sale and supervised construction.
Elegant, efficient, and deeply bespoke, this latest Mangusta launch redefines long-range cruising with unmistakable style.
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