EVA.4EVA

Two MTU engines take Eva.4eva to a 16-knot top speed, built for a sport-yacht owner who wants to cover distance quickly rather than idle in the anchorage. Mangusta delivered her in 2025 as part of their Oceano range, a 44-metre platform carrying 451 gross tonnes. That combination of length and power is what an engineering-minded buyer looks for first.

Build and provenance

She is a monohull sport yacht in Mangusta's Oceano range, with a beam of 8.7 metres, a draft of 2.3 metres, a teak deck, a steel hull and an aluminium superstructure. Alberto Mancini drew her exterior and interior, and Pierluigi Ausonio was her naval architect. Keeping the superstructure in aluminium holds down weight aloft, which matters on a hull built to reach 16 knots.

Layout and accommodation

Twelve guests are accommodated in six cabins, with a crew of nine on hand, a ratio that suits fast, well-staffed programmes rather than a lightly crewed cruise. At 451 gross tonnes across 44 metres, there is volume enough for the accommodation to spread out rather than feel tight.

Performance and engineering

Twin MTU engines, each rated at 1,450 hp, give Eva.4eva a cruising speed of twelve knots and a top speed of 16 knots. Her range is 4,500 nautical miles at cruising speed, enough to cross an ocean rather than stay close to port.

Where she lies and how to see her

Croatia is where Eva.4eva currently lies. We put together viewings there and attend every one, with survey and sea trial following an accepted offer. She also sits in our charter fleet, chartering through Italy, France, Monaco, Croatia, Greece and Montenegro, so a buyer keen to try her first can book a week aboard before deciding to buy.