Berserk 47 - 47m

Italian shipbuilder Rossinavi's 2026 delivery proves that serious ocean-going capability need not come at the expense of elegance. Berserk 47 operates with the confidence of a vessel engineered for real-world conditions, her 47-meter steel hull designed to maintain composure when lesser yachts turn back to port. Her propulsion architecture prioritizes reliability over flash, with twin engines delivering the kind of measured power that translates to genuine range rather than impressive sprint speeds. The result is a yacht that views the Mediterranean as her neighborhood rather than her boundary, equally prepared for Atlantic crossings or extended exploration of remote archipelagos where fuel stops are measured in days of cruising rather than hours. Rossinavi's approach to seakeeping shows in the details that matter when weather turns serious. The hull's proportions create stability that guests feel in their confidence to move freely below decks, while the superstructure's relationship to the waterline ensures spray stays where it belongs even in beam seas. Her draft allows access to anchorages that larger vessels cannot reach, yet her beam provides the interior volume expected of a yacht in this class. Below decks, the accommodation layout reflects an understanding that extended voyages require both social spaces for gathering and private retreats for solitude. Public areas flow logically from one to the next without wasted circulation space, while guest suites position themselves to take advantage of the yacht's natural motion characteristics for comfortable rest underway. This is a yacht built by people who understand that true luxury means arriving at your chosen destination refreshed and ready, regardless of what the passage required to get there.