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The “43” in the project name Deep Blue 43 signifies her LOA in meters. Why, then, does Vasco Buonpensiere, co-founder as well as sales and marketing director of Cantiere delle Marche, say about this 141-footer, “we are about to build the smallest 80-meter yacht ever built”? Well, to be fair, the comment is an insideContinue Reading
Due to nearly one-quarter of its customers being repeat clients, Cantiere delle Marche (CdM) knows these owners want to sell their current yacht before taking delivery of the next. In assisting several of them over recent months, the shipyard decided formally to add the service, the CdM Pre-Owned Sales Department. Naturally, the CdM Pre-Owned SalesContinue Reading
Since its inception eight years ago, Cantiere delle Marche (CdM) has focused exclusively on go-anywhere explorer yachts. Several customers have undertaken adventures as a result. The owner of Audace, though, might have them all beat. Not only does he want to go exploring, but also he plans to live onboard, year-round. The 140’4” (42.8-meter) megayachtContinue Reading
Real “little ship” looks characterize the profile of CdM’s first launch in its Acciaio series, although an elegant curved stem and flared bow cannot disguise how tall she is. Just 105 feet (32 meters) long, Gatto is a two-and-a-half decker with nearly 25 feet (7.6 meters) of beam and phenomenal interior volume for her length. “EverythingContinue Reading
For a decade, Cantiere delle Marche (CdM) has solely focused on explorer yachts—true explorers, with complementary rugged construction. Many of its deliveries have put thousands of miles under their hulls in their first few months on the water. So far, those deliveries belong to two series, Darwin Class and Nauta Air. The Italian shipyard has createdContinue Reading
This may be a first: The social media network Pinterest played a large role in bringing Mimi la Sardine to fruition. The megayacht, which Cantiere delle Marche (CdM), lowered into the water on September 25, joins the yard’s Nauta Air line as a Nauta Air 110. The 110-footer (33.4 meters), with a beam of 25Continue Reading