“Benetti is synonymous with quality, heritage, and innovation, and that is why the owner has chosen us once again. The trust that clients place in us is a great source of pride,” said Daniela Petrozzi, Sales Director at Benetti
The 44.1-metre superyacht in the yard’s flagship Class 44M series is the result of Benetti’s collaboration with the owner and Cassetta Yacht Designers studio, which worked both on the exterior and interior design.
Thanks to the classic shape of the bow, the GRP four-decker looks elegant, while the long lines of tinted glazing add some sporty spirit to her.
At first glance, the exterior does not seem different from the previous Class 44M unit, the Juno's 7, launched earlier this year. But on closer examination, one can see the differences. According to Georgio Cassetta, the exterior layout "reinterprets the signature features of the Class line" and boasts some individual features, for instance, a sunbathing area on the upper deck. Among other Fortitude¹’s highlights, one should mention a spacious panoramic skylounge and a beach club aft. To ensure maximum comfort for the guests, the access to the garage has been moved to the portside, and there’s a crane for launching the tender and water toys.
The designers paid special attention to natural light, so it floods the interior spaces through huge windows. To provide the best sea view, the bulwarks opposite the main deck saloon have been made low-profile.
The yacht can accommodate 12 guests across six cabins, including a full-beam master suite. The interior style is described as “understated elegance”, combining clean lines and such refined materials as marble flooring on the main deck. The colour palette is light-toned, creating a bright, easy-going vacation mood.
The Fortitude¹’s technical details will be available after the sea trials and final outfitting stage, while the delivery to the owner is scheduled for this summer.
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