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CCN Unveils the DOM123 Yacht

The Italian shipyard worked with designer Stefano Vafiadis to develop the DOM123.
CCN DOM123 yacht
The DOM123 will be built in aluminum. CCN

The CCN shipyard in Italy has unveiled plans for the DOM123, a 121-foot Stefano Vafiadis design that is expected to be the first in a line of similar yachts.

With her name taken from the Latin domus, meaning “home,” the DOM123 can be ordered with four or five staterooms on her lower deck, plus a main-deck owner’s stateroom, for a total of 10 to 12 guests.

The DOM123 will be built in aluminum with a semi-displacement hull. The yacht is expected to hit 21 knots with a cruising speed of 18 knots, driven by twin 2,600-horsepower MTU 16V 200 M96Ls.

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CCN DOM123 yacht
The yacht will have a beach club at water level. CCN

Range at 12 knots is projected to be 3,000 nautical miles.

CCN DOM123 yacht
The DOM123 has outdoor dining on the main and upper decks. CCN

For fun in the sun: The DOM123 has outdoor dining on the main and upper decks, a flybridge with a square hot tub, and a beach club at water level.

Quick Specs:

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LOA: 122′

Beam: 29′

Draft: 6’8″

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Engines: 2/2,600 hp MTU 16V2000M96L or 2/1,900 hp Caterpillar C32 diesels

Range: 3,000 NM at 12 knots

Water Cap.: 2,642 gal.

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Fuel Cap.: 10,567 gal.

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