2009 Castagnola Navetta 33

The Castagnola Navetta 33 is a 108-foot steel-hulled flybridge yacht powered by twin MAN D2842 LE410 diesel engines producing 2,200 horsepower combined. The steel hull is paired with an aluminum superstructure, delivering stability and durability. At cruising speed, the yacht makes 12.1 knots, with a maximum speed of 14.7 knots. As of June 2026, the main engines had accumulated 2,400 hours.

The yacht accommodates eight cabins and nine heads, with spacious exterior decks and a well-appointed interior layout designed for both guests and crew. Onboard systems include two Seakeeper gyro stabilizers and a HUG fine particle filtration system. The yacht holds Bureau Veritas classification.

The boat underwent a comprehensive refit between 2017 and 2021, which included significant upgrades across aesthetic and operational systems. The engines are specified for fuel economy, low vibration, and straightforward maintenance.