COBANA

Ferretti Engineering Department engineered COBANA's hull and propulsion systems to deliver exceptional range and stability across diverse sea conditions. This 2009 Riva motor yacht demonstrates the Italian builder's commitment to seakeeping capability, with her 28.23-meter length and 6.75-meter beam providing the foundation for confident ocean passages and steady performance in challenging waters. Her engineering backbone centers on fuel efficiency and mechanical reliability, allowing extended cruising without compromise to guest comfort. The hull form cuts through swells with minimal pitch and roll, while her propulsion systems maintain steady progress regardless of weather conditions. At 114 gross tonnes, she carries substantial fuel and provisions capacity, extending her operational range well beyond coastal waters. Officina Italiana Design handled both exterior styling and interior architecture, creating unified spaces that support the yacht's blue-water capabilities. The design team positioned guest areas to take advantage of the yacht's inherent stability, with social zones that remain comfortable even when underway in moderate seas. Her accommodation welcomes eight guests, supported by a crew of five who manage both navigation and hospitality from dedicated service areas. COBANA's true strength lies in her ability to maintain schedule and comfort across varied cruising grounds. Her engineering allows confident passage-making between distant anchorages, while her systems support extended periods away from marina facilities. This mechanical foundation, combined with thoughtful space planning, creates a yacht equally suited to coastal exploration and longer offshore adventures.