Columbus 40M Sport Hybrid Divine at Monaco Yacht Show

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Divine-bigThe Palumbo Shipyard in Naples delivered its second Columbus 40M Sport Hybrid, named Divine, to Côte d’Azur. She is now being on display at the Monaco Yacht Show at the Columbus Yachts’ stand (QE14).
Jimmy Broddesson, project and construction manager of the Divine superyacht, admits being very satisfied with the vessel, which has been much appreciated by the owner as well: they both are proud of the result and looking forward to presenting it at the Monaco Yacht Show.“Our experienced surveyor, Stefano Ruscitti who did the final sea trials, has been very impressed with the technical and construction quality of the Palumbo yard” declared Broddesson.
Palumbo Group, world leader in refitting superyachts and owner of the Columbus brand, have state of the art facilities in Marseille, Malta, Messina, and Naples. It is also exhibiting at QAA23 on the Quai de l’Hirondelle.
Belonging to the same Columbus brand, other two vessels are being on display: the award winning Columbus 40SH on the Quai de l’Hirondelle berth number 07 and the Columbus 57m Taiba, available to view by appointment.

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