On 7 June in the Navicelli area, in Pisa, Overmarine Group’s shipyard christened the second vessel in the Mangusta Oceano 50 series, Project Verona, built for the American market. This happened less than a year after the launch of the first hull of the shipyard flagship, Alisa, which has recently triumphed in London at the latest World Superyacht Awards 2022, winning in the category “Displacement Motor Yachts 499GT and Below, 45m and Above”.“This launch is the 12th for Overmarine shipyard’s metal division, based in Pisa, and will be followed by 2 more over the next few months. We are very proud of the results this division has achieved in the few years since joining the Viareggio one, which builds vessels in composite material”, states Maurizio Balducci, the Overmarine Group CEO.The Mangusta Oceano 50 is a 499 GT, steel and aluminum displacement yacht designed and developed jointly by the shipyard’s technical departments, designer Alberto Mancini, and P.L.A.N.A. Design of engineer Ausonio.The yacht offers generous interior and exterior spaces. Large floor-to-ceiling windows, some of which can be opened, create a smooth, seamless continuity between the indoor and outdoor areas. Among the latter, the beach area is surely worth a special mention: developing over three connected terraces at water level, it is fully equipped to ensure the closest possible contact with the sea. A large infinity pool can be found forward on the main deck, while a second one is located on the spacious sun deck.Talking about the interior, on this unit, the owner chose a six cabin configuration, with the master stateroom located on the main deck and fitted with an…