"It is crafted for those who demand the freedom to live the sea exactly as they wish, without compromise. Every detail of this 47-foot masterpiece reflects Italian artistry, naval engineering expertise, and an uncompromising pursuit of versatility. From its elegant exteriors to its surprisingly spacious interiors, the Forte 47 embodies luxury with function, giving owners an experience that is as limitless as the sea itself."
"Created by Paolo Giordano Yacht Design with naval architecture by Umberto Tagliavini Marine Design, the Forte 47 captures the refined minimalism of Italian craftsmanship. Its exterior lines are fluid yet commanding, designed to be lived in, noticed, and remembered. Folding terraces open directly to the sea, transforming the yacht's deck into a stage for freedom and relaxation. These terraces aren't just extensions of space-they're perspectives that erase boundaries between yacht and ocean, creating a seamless horizon of comfort."
"For those who desire performance-driven luxury, the Gran Turismo edition is powered by three Mercury V12 600hp outboards. This configuration gives unmatched speed and agility while maintaining stability. With a 14.35-meter length, a beam of 4.50 meters, and a 16-ton displacement, the Gran Turismo version accommodates up to 12 passengers with the assurance of both strength and sophistication. Technical features include a 2000-liter fuel tank, a 335-liter freshwater tank, and a Kohler 13.5 kW generator, ensuring long voyages with uncompromised comfort."
The Forte 47 is a 47-foot Italian-designed yacht that blends refined minimalism, naval engineering, and versatile living. Folding terraces expand deck space and create seamless connections with the sea. Two distinct versions cater to different lifestyles while retaining shared design DNA and adaptability. The Gran Turismo edition emphasizes performance with three Mercury V12 600hp outboards, a 14.35-meter length, 4.50-meter beam, 16-ton displacement, and capacity for 12 passengers. Onboard systems include a 2000-liter fuel tank, 335-liter freshwater tank, and a Kohler 13.5 kW generator to support extended voyages with comfort and reliability.
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