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The owner of a 28.6-metre Couach was delighted with the refit works carried out by KRM Yacht. So when he upgraded to the 44.5-metre Costa Magna, he brought her to Istanbul for a full-scale strip-down and rebuild. Over this year, the yacht’s 240 square metres of teak deck will be pulled up and replaced, and her hull will be brought back to a bare shell to be repaired and repainted. Technical works will include modernising navigational equipment, replacing engines and gensets and installing a new automation system.

Built in 1983 by Turkish shipyard Turquoise, she has undergone ten refits in her lifetime, with the goal now to create a more modern-looking take on the original lines. “Having embarked on an incredible 40-year worldwide journey, the yacht is now back in Istanbul for a […] full refit,” explained the captain of Costa Magna. “We eagerly anticipate seeing Costa Magna restored to her former glory,” he added.

Source: https://www.boatinternational.com/yachts/news/best-refits-2023


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Author: KRM Yacht Editorial Team

The KRM Yacht Editorial Team is a group of yard-side practitioners (marine engineers, naval architects, surveyors, and project managers) who write from real refit and rebuild work. Since 2010 we’ve delivered 200+ superyacht refit projects and operate under LRQA-certified ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 systems. We’re also Turkey’s first and only member of the ICOMIA Superyacht Refit Group. Our articles reflect practical experience and, where relevant, reference Class, IMO/SOLAS, and ISO guidance to keep them accurate, useful, and grounded in real-world practice. LinkedIn | E-Mail

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