2001 Ortona Navi 115

The Ortona Navi 115 is a 116-foot steel ketch motor-sailer built by the Italian shipyard Ortona Navi in 1988 and refitted in 2001. She combines robust construction with generous internal volume and a well-proven design suitable for long-range cruising and professional charter work. Her steel hull, ketch rig with 470 square meters of sail area, and dual MTU diesel engines—each producing 475 horsepower for a total of 950 hp—deliver a cruising speed of 11 knots and a maximum speed of 13 knots, with a range of approximately 2,640 nautical miles at cruising speed.

The yacht accommodates up to six guests across five cabins: a full-beam master aft with walk-in dressing room and en suite bathroom, a double guest cabin with en suite, and a twin guest cabin with en suite, all fitted with fold-down Pullman berths. Two additional twin-berth crew cabins with dedicated heads and showers, plus a crew mess, support a full complement of five crew members. The main saloon serves dining and relaxation with large windows, while an expansive covered aft cockpit provides outdoor entertaining space. Interior layout includes an inside bridge with full navigation systems, duplicated flying bridge controls, and an office area aft.

The yacht is fitted with two 46-kilowatt Mercedes generators, air conditioning, a bow thruster, comprehensive navigation and control systems, and carries fuel capacity of 20,352 liters and fresh water capacity of 6,542 liters. The steel hull has been repaired, engines are operational, generators and windlass fully serviced, the deck serviced and epoxy-protected, and the cold water system fully functional.