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The CODECASA Shipyard was created in Viareggio, Italy, in the year
1825, by Giovanni Battista Codecasa, as builder of wooden sailers.
Since then, through the years and under the various CODECASA
generation, the shipyard went through constant development and
evolution until becoming the actual group, composed by: CODECASA UGO
S.p.A., CODECASA DUE S.p.A. and CODECASA TRE S.p.A. The CODECASA UGO
and CODECASA TRE shipyards, situated in the new Viareggio harbour
Marina, at 20 minutes
drive from the International Airport in Pisa, extend over an area of
more than 7000 square meters, 6000 of which are under permanent cover.
Those shipyards build steel/aluminium or entirely aluminium vessels in
the range from 30 meters (98') up to 90 meters (295') in length, under
total covering, and are particularly skilled in building luxury
motoryachts.The CODECASA DUE shipyard, situated in one of the Viareggio
Port's oldest docks, extends over an area of 6500 square meters, 3500
of which are under permanent cover. This shipyard has the necessary
facilities and equipment for the repair and the refitting of motor and
sailing yachts, as well as the construction of steel/aluminium or
entirely aluminium yachts, up to 35 meters (115') in length.
The use of the most sophisticated modern technologies and the extreme
care given in the realisation of each and every minimum detail on their
constructions, has allowed the CODECASA shipyards to reach the highest
quality levels, well known and appreciated all over the world.
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