49.9m Mangusta FELICITÀ Listed for Sale at €36 Million

Cecil Wright is offering the 49.9-metre Mangusta Oceano 50 FELICITÀ for sale at €36 million. Delivered in 2025 as the fifth yacht in the Oceano 50 series, the steel-and-aluminium motor yacht combines five-cabin accommodation with a three-sided beach club, foredeck swimming pool and a quoted 4,500-nautical-mile range.

A recent Oceano 50 available for immediate ownership

FELICITÀ is a 2025-built example of Mangusta’s Oceano 50 platform and is now presented through Cecil Wright at an asking price of €36 million. The relatively recent delivery gives buyers an alternative to commissioning a new yacht while retaining the design language and equipment expected from the current generation of the series.

The yacht is the fifth Oceano 50 and uses a proven displacement platform rather than a one-off experimental hull. For a buyer, that can simplify the due-diligence process because there is a broader operating history around the model family while the individual yacht remains young.

Outdoor spaces define the onboard programme

A three-sided opening beach club is one of the yacht’s principal exterior features and incorporates a wellness area with steam room. Forward, the bow carries a swimming pool and lounge seating, while the sundeck adds a glass-fronted jacuzzi, dining area and open-air cinema.

Those spaces give guests several separate outdoor zones rather than concentrating activity around a single aft deck. The arrangement also helps different groups use the yacht simultaneously, whether swimming, dining, watching a film or spending time closer to the water.

Five cabins accommodate 12 guests

The interior accommodates 12 guests in five cabins, including a full-beam master suite on the main deck with its own sea-level terrace. On the lower deck, two double cabins and two twins with Pullman berths create flexibility for family use or charter-oriented operation.

Crew quarters are arranged forward for up to 11 professionals. Cecil Wright describes the interior and service circulation as being designed around both private use and charter efficiency, with floor-to-ceiling glazing bringing natural light into the main social areas.

A 4,500nm range supports longer programmes

FELICITÀ cruises at approximately 12.5 knots and has a quoted maximum range of 4,500 nautical miles at economical speed. That gives the yacht genuine Mediterranean-to-transatlantic capability without moving into a dedicated explorer-yacht profile.

For prospective owners, the key assessment will be how the yacht’s recent build status, long-range capability and substantial outdoor facilities compare with other contemporary 50-metre yachts already on the brokerage market. The €36 million asking price places the current proposition firmly in the upper tier of recent-series resale yachts.

Official sources: cecilwright.com.