Since 1985 - fast, sporty Italian open yachts, the pioneers of the maxi open.
The original maxi open.
Mangusta, built by the Overmarine Group, is the name that invented the maxi open yacht. Founded in 1985, it builds fast, sleek open yachts that put sun, speed and Mediterranean style at the heart of life on board.
From the iconic Mangusta open range to the long-range Oceano displacement yachts, a Mangusta is instantly recognisable, low, powerful and made for the good life on the water.
Mangusta created a whole category: the large open yacht, fast and sporty yet spacious and luxurious, with wide-open decks that bring you close to the sea.
Decades later, the open range remains the brand's signature, joined by displacement Oceano yachts for those who want range and calm as well as speed.
The yard that put the maxi open on the map.
Overmarine launches Mangusta and pioneers the large, fast open yacht.
The Mangusta 165 becomes one of the most recognisable open yachts on the water.
A full range, from sporty open yachts to long-range displacement cruisers.
A Mangusta is built around open-air living: huge sun decks, sleek lines and powerful engines that make every day feel like a holiday.
Fast and sporty yet finished like a true luxury yacht, it captures the essence of a Mediterranean summer.
Open to the sun, built for speed.
The essentials behind the maxi open pioneer.
Dreaming of a fast, sun-soaked day aboard a Mangusta on the French Riviera? Tell us what you have in mind and we source the right yacht, with crew and itinerary, along the coast and beyond.
Yes. We can arrange a Mangusta for a day, a weekend or a full week on the French Riviera and beyond, with crew and itinerary included. Its open decks are perfect for sunny Mediterranean days.
Mangusta invented the maxi open yacht: large, fast and sporty, with wide-open decks and unmistakable Mediterranean style. It is built by the Overmarine Group in Italy.
Mangusta builds from around 24 metres to 55 metres, across its open, Oceano and GranSport ranges.
Mangusta is Italian, built by the Overmarine Group in Italy.