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You can already charter a superyacht that Princess Diana vacationed on, but now you can hire one that has hosted her fictitious counterpart, too. The 239-footer featured in the sixth and final season of The Crown has been listed for charter with Burgess. Christened Titania, the vessel was delivered by Lürssen in 2006 and has undergone two major makeovers in the subsequent years. As a result, she is looking fresher than ever in Netflix’s critically acclaimed series.

The 30.2-metre Benetti Tradition 100 Endless Summer is newly listed for sale with Tom Barnes of Bluewater Yachting. Delivered in 2006 by Italian yard Benetti, the composite GRP "tri-deck" yacht was designed by Stefano Righini and contains a rich François Zuretti interior. She was most recently refitted from 2022 to 2023.

Codecasa Shipyards has announced that the new Codecasa 43 – Hull C124 has arrived in the Viareggio facility from the Codecasa production site in Navicelli Pisa, to be completed and to be ready for delivery to the owner scheduled in Summer 2024.

Launching one flagship is impressive in and of itself, but VisionF Yachts just delivered two. The Turkish shipyard set afloat a new example of the all-aluminum VisionF 82 catamaran in October and November, respectively. One hull was sold to a European client, while the other was built on spec with the American market in mind. The latter is currently listed for sale, too.

Work is "proceeding at full speed" on the fourth hull in Perini Navi's 60-metre sailing series at The Italian Sea Group's (TISG) Marina di Carrara shipyard. Launch and delivery are expected by the end of 2024, signalling positive development for the shipyard after its acquisition by TISG. Originally known as Project C2239, the sailing yacht was started on speculation in 2016 in Viareggio and sold a year into its construction. Work resumed on the yacht in 2022. Once delivered, she will join sisterships Perseus 3, Seahawk and Seven on the water.