Party mood at Columbus Yachts, a member of the Palumbo family. The "Principessa Capricciosa" follows two Atlantique 43 ("Frette" and "Night Fury") and the Atlantique 47 "Acqua Chiara". Milan-based studio Hot Lab developed the exterior lines and the interior, while the shipyard took care of the ship's engineering. Assia and Salvatore Mele from Mele Yacht acted as agents for the client.
The lines of the "Principessa" from Columbus Yachts are clear and elegant with sporty accents reminiscent of Italian GT vehicles. The hull silhouette is reminiscent of classic sailing yachts.
The recessed stern area is only 50 centimetres above the surface of the water. This design allows direct access to the sea and reinforces the connection to the maritime environment.
The hull and superstructure are made entirely of aluminium. At 299 gross tonnes, the yacht remains just under the 300 GT threshold. This size range allows for various customisation options and also enables efficient crew and operating costs.
The semi-planing hull is powered by two MAN engines with 2,000 hp each. The maximum speed is 22 knots and the cruising speed is 19 knots.
The yacht can accommodate up to twelve guests in five cabins. Four double cabins with en-suite bathrooms are located on the lower deck. The owner's suite is located forward on the main deck and has two bathrooms with a central shower, a walk-in wardrobe and a private terrace.
The crew consists of six members plus the captain and is accommodated in four cabins on the lower deck. The garage for a five-metre dinghy and a jet ski is located aft on the starboard side.

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