1930 Custom Cantieri Costaguta

This 1930 wooden yacht was built by Cantieri Costaguta under the International Rule of the 12 meters. At 73.5 feet in length with a 12.3-foot beam, she represents classic yacht design and craftsmanship from the era. The boat is powered by a single 90-horsepower Perkins diesel engine.

The yacht features one cabin and one head, providing accommodation suited to her classic proportions and intended use. Her design reflects the racing and cruising standards of the period, with particular attention to seaworthiness and performance under sail.

The boat has undergone significant restoration work across its history. A comprehensive restoration took place at Beconcini shipyard in 1988, followed by additional restoration on the French Riviera in 2005 that returned the rigging to its original configuration and included a new suit of Zaoli sails. The wooden hull and traditional construction remain intact, preserving the historical character of the design.