A ONE-OFF AMERICAN MOTOR YACHT
Not just a Refit.
A Rebirth.
Previously known as N.E.W.S.
Built in 1986, during an era when American aluminum yachts were commissioned rather than mass-produced, Fortezza represents a distinct period in late-20th-century U.S. yacht construction.
She was among the largest yachts delivered by Denison Marine at the Dania yard in Florida, with naval architecture by Joe Langlois and exterior styling by Nautici Design.
A 121-foot one-off, built with no sistership.
Powered by twin 1,530-hp MTU engines, she was engineered for sustained long-range cruising at speeds up to 18 knots, characterized by endurance and lasting performance.
She is currently undergoing a refit to accommodate eight guests and six crew members, enhancing functionality for contemporary living while preserving her original character.
Fortezza. For those who appreciate American craftsmanship.
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