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De Antonio D42

Space Meets Performance.

Length
12.60 m

Beam
3.99 m

Cabins
2

The De Antonio D42 combines generous onboard space, distinctive contemporary design and powerful performance in a 12.60-metre yacht. Its expansive deck is organised into three principal outdoor areas, including a spacious bow lounge, an exterior galley and a large aft sunpad, creating an excellent layout for entertaining, family cruising and extended days on the water. Below deck, two cabins and a full bathroom provide comfortable overnight accommodation. De Antonio Yachts’ signature hidden outboard system conceals three powerful engines beneath the aft area, maintaining the clean stern design while delivering up to 1,200 HP. The D42 has also received international design recognition, including a Bronze Delta Award and a nomination for European Powerboat of the Year.

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Exterior

The D42 is designed around an exceptionally spacious deck with three distinct outdoor living zones. A generous bow area provides space for relaxing, while the central exterior galley supports dining and entertaining onboard. At the stern, a large sunpad sits above the concealed engines, allowing the aft section to remain open and uncluttered while providing easy access to the water. A Hard Top is available as an option.

Interior

Below deck, the D42 provides two cabins and one bathroom, giving owners and guests comfortable accommodation for overnight stays or longer weekends onboard. The interior uses the yacht's considerable beam to create bright, practical living spaces while maintaining the clean, contemporary character found throughout the D42.

Performance

The D42 uses three hidden outboard engines, with five configurations currently offered by De Antonio Yachts. Total power ranges from 900 HP to 1,200 HP, including triple 300, 350 or 400 HP Mercury Verado installations depending on configuration. Official figures specify a cruising speed of approximately 28 knots and a maximum speed of up to 46 knots, depending on motorisation, load and conditions.