CYAN

Franco & Anna Della Role's interiors aboard CYAN transform what could be merely impressive engineering into something approaching artistry, though the 48.71-meter Codecasa's true distinction lies in her capability to deliver guests anywhere they wish to go in complete comfort. Codecasa's 1997 construction demonstrates the Italian builder's commitment to substantial ocean-going yachts, with CYAN's 584-gross-ton displacement and 9.5-meter beam providing the stability and internal volume essential for extended passages. Her naval architecture prioritizes seaworthiness over flash, resulting in a platform that handles weather with the composure guests expect when crossing between distant anchorages or exploring coastlines beyond the reach of lighter vessels. The yacht's proportions create natural advantages in challenging conditions. That generous beam translates directly to reduced rolling motion, while her substantial build quality ensures mechanical systems continue operating smoothly regardless of sea state. Ten crew members maintain every aspect of the yacht's operation, from navigation and engineering to the guest services that make extended voyages memorable rather than merely endurable. CYAN accommodates ten guests across thoughtfully appointed spaces where the Della Role design partnership has created environments that feel both refined and genuinely livable. The interiors reflect an understanding that luxury aboard a serious yacht means comfort that endures across long passages, not just visual impact in port. Her engineering foundation supports the kind of spontaneous itinerary changes that define exceptional yacht ownership. Remote anchorages, weather diversions, or simply the decision to extend a cruise become possibilities rather than complications when the yacht beneath you possesses genuine blue-water credentials and the crew expertise to execute ambitious plans safely.