ALISA

49.90m (163′ 8″)| Overmarine (Mangusta) | 2021
5 Cabins | 12 Guests | 11 Crew

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Mangusta’s Oceano 50 has been designed by Alberto Mancini and has a strong, powerful exterior profile which utilises light and shadow to create dynamic contrasts.  The 49.9m Oceano 50 is a steel-hulled motor yacht with an aluminium superstructure.

The exterior deck spaces of the Oceano 50 have been maximised, with fold-down balconies on both the port and starboard sides which, with the addition of the fold-down transom door to create the swim platform, form a huge beach club space with a fantastic inside/outside flow from the lounge.

On the deck above, a sunken seating area provides space to relax and socialise, and here there’s also a bar counter with stools.

The sun deck is truly this yacht’s crowning glory with a Jacuzzi, large al fresco dining area and plenty of sun pads and seating.

The interior concept for the Oceano 50 has been created by Mangusta’s in-house Design & Decoration Department.  Styling and finishes can be selected by the owner or an independent interior designer, contracted by the owner, can be used.

The main saloon benefits from huge windows down both sides and as well as the formal lounge, also houses an opulent interior dining space.  Above, in the Oceano 50’s upper deck lounge, the elevated position provides an infinite panorama and this more relaxed area leads to the aft deck through full-height glass doors.

The master suite is full beam and is intended to be an oasis of comfort.  The guest accommodation is on the lower deck and in total, 12 can be accommodated in five cabins.

Other optional features include a guest elevator, a balcony off the owner’s stateroom and awning systems for the exterior lounge areas.

Oceano 50’s propulsion will come from twin diesel engines, directly coupled to fixed pitch propellers (in-line configuration).  Top speed is expected in the region of 16 knots, with a cruising speed of 12 knots.