The fleet — three sleeping areas · 14,00 m
TK / 1250 Alcova
An additional sleeping area, suspended between sky and water. The answer for those who do not want to leave anyone ashore.
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The fleet — three sleeping areas · 14,00 m
An additional sleeping area, suspended between sky and water. The answer for those who do not want to leave anyone ashore.
TK / 1250 Alcova
At the centre of the upper deck is a mezzanine: an intimate, bright alcove with two beds — one single and one small double — perfect for children or guests.
TK 1250 Alcova expands the accommodation capacity with a third independent sleeping area, while retaining the boat's dimensions and spatial configuration. And the roof of the mezzanine becomes a generous sun pad: the most panoramic viewpoint on board.
The alcove — at the centre of the deck
The mezzanine
Intimate, bright and independent: the alcove adds two real berths without touching the living area, kitchen or bedrooms. Below, life on board continues as always; above, the highest sun pad on the boat.
Mezzanine study — design sketch
From the drawing board
One single and one small double, created at the centre of the deck with the headroom and ventilation of a true cabin. A simple idea, designed down to the millimetre.
A day on board
Drag the slider: full sun on the decks, then the warm evening lights coming on at water level.
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Night
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Technical specifications
General layout — TK 1250 Alcova
| Project | NAVI53 |
| Designer | Andrea Bossola |
| Certification | RINA CE cat. C |
| Hull material | Aluminium 5083 H111 |
| Superstructure | GRP sandwich |
| Length overall | 14,00 m |
| Waterline length | 12,50 m |
| Beam | 5,00 m |
| Draft | 0,45 m |
| Outboard engines | 1 / 2 |
| Power | 40 – 200 hp |
| Sleeping areas | 3 independent |