Antonisa was built for her owner, passionate Italian yachtsman Pasquale Natuzzo, in the United States, and it took an unusually long five years to design and build. One reason is that the boat is built in wood: today it is not easy to design and build such a boat, many skills and technologies of building large sailing vessels in wood are lost (the boat is built with Epoxy West technology, where thin wooden planks are glued with epoxy resin into one whole). The second reason is a little more intimate: when he ordered the boat, Pasquale was a bachelor, and during construction he got married, which required a certain restructuring of the interiors of this unusual for today's boat. (By the way, the boat is named after his wife.) In 2007, the interior underwent a small interior redesign, with the organ removed from the saloon and all upholstered furniture replaced by Natuzzo's own production, so the boat was also used for promotions. The owner of the boat does not like to socialize, so this beautiful boat can't be found in Porto Cervo or any other similar places, it's better to look for her near small Greek islands.
