44m Tecnomar catamaran This Is It joins the market for the first time

The 43.5-metre Tecnomar catamaran This Is It has been listed for sale under a joint central agency with Michel Chryssicopoulos of IYC and Tommaso Chiabra of Royal Yacht International. According to BOATPro, this marks the first time the yacht has been offered on the brokerage market since her delivery in 2024.

Constructed in aluminium and designed throughout by the Italian shipyard and brand of The Italian Sea Group, This Is It's radical, mind-bending profile was first unveiled to the industry at the 2023 Monaco Yacht Show. Shortly after, the catamaran joined the charter market with IYC, becoming the world's largest motor catamaran for charter. 

The yacht's design, said to be "unlike anything the superyacht world has seen", quickly drew attention for its asymmetric lines, 14.5-metre beam and 600 square metres of glass panelling, attracting celebrity charter guests including Rihanna and A$AP Rocky. 

Accommodation on board is for 12 guests across five en suite cabins (plus one convertible cabin), including a spacious owner’s suite with 3.3 metres of headroom, a king-sized bed, a private lounge and a panoramic terrace. Meanwhile, further quarters accommodate a crew of 12. 

Said to be inspired by the automotive world, sea creatures and residential architecture, the 758GT yacht for sale is styled in futuristic shades of champagne and platinum-grey. The main saloon features a combination of suede, lacquer and metallic furnishings, and is host to an eye-catching backlit bar with a statement, ribbon-like light fixture. Mattia Piro and Gian Marco Campanino of The Italian Sea Group are the designers responsible.

Floor-to-ceiling doors also distinguish the main saloon, which is connected to an exterior lounge complete with a bar, game area, swimming pool and a formal dining space. 

Meanwhile, the upper deck is home to a spa, fitted with a dedicated treatment area and sauna. Adjacent to the spa is the yacht's "playroom", a convertible cabin that can be used to entertain children or converted into an additional guest room. There is also a galley with polarised glass for show cooking.

The yacht was commissioned by a young client who wanted something "completely new" to cruise the Greek seas, with This Is It's multihull design chosen to counteract the country's challenging winds and waves.

Power is from twin MTU diesel engines providing a top speed of 19 knots, a cruising speed of 14 knots and a range of 3,600 nautical miles at 10 knots. 

Currently lying in Athens, Greece, This Is It is asking €46,000,000.