Two VOLVO PENTA DuoProp sterndrives (overhauled; gimbal seals replaced in 2026).
Sleeping capacity for 6 people (4 in the cabin, 2 on deck).
Category B offshore-rated vessel
Freshwater tank: 150L
Waste tank: 60L
Fuel tank: 450L
Equipment:
- Teak swim platform (hatches refurbished in 2024)
- New Bimini top (2026)
- Two hot-water showers (stern and cabin) – Osculati
- New Quick 20L water heater
- New Vetus freshwater pump (2026)
- OceanLED underwater lighting (2022)
- New Mercury Marine gauges
- Carbon fiber cockpit gauges plate
- Momo wooden steering wheel
- Garmin marine chartplotter (maps of Croatia and Italy)
- Fusion/Garmin audio system (Bluetooth/USB/smartphone control)
- Telefunken Smart TV with internet access (YouTube, Netflix, Prime Video)
- Glomex VHF, TV, and radio antennas
- Electric anchor windlass with stainless steel anchor (cockpit and bow controls)
- Compressor refrigerator
- Gas stove (new gas cylinder)
- New Toshiba microwave oven
- Electric toilet (new unit replaced)
- Bow sunpads
- Osculati automatic fire extinguishing system (replaced in 2021)
- Automatic shore-power battery charging system with Osculati cable
- Trim tabs
The Gobbi shipyard was acquired by the Azimut-Benetti Group in 2001. This acquisition brought about significant changes in the structure of both brands: The creation of Atlantis Yachts—following the Azimut-Benetti Group's purchase of the Gobbi shipyard, its existing production operations served as the foundation for a new luxury brand of open-style sports yachts named Atlantis. During a brief transitional period, some yachts bore dual branding (e.g., Gobbi 47 Atlantis). After a few years, the Gobbi brand was completely phased out in favor of the standalone Atlantis Yachts brand. Integration with Azimut: the Atlantis line is now an official and integral series of sports yachts within the Azimut Yachts portfolio.
