Codecasa 65, new 65-metre superyacht project in build

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Codecasa Shipyards has just started construction of a new superyacht project, Codecasa 65, currently known as Hull F74, at its facilities in Viareggio, Italy.

The superyacht measures 65 metres in length and will feature high technical and quality standards.
The new Codecasa 65, the fourth model of Codecasa’s flagship series, just as the motoryacht Main built in 2008 and the motoryacht Eternity (previously known as Family Day) and Double Down (once called Lady Lau), both of them built in 2010, , will be a totally customised yacht.

The yacht’s exterior design has been developed by Codecasa technical team, while her interior layout and styling will be created by designers of the owners’ choice. The shipyard’s in-house design team is already working in close collaboration with the owning company to create another high-quality superyacht.

Codecasa 65 is expected to be delivered by summer 2019.

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