The Cobrey 46 is an impressive luxury yacht that combines sophisticated design with high-end performance, making it an exceptional choice for discerning yacht enthusiasts. Measuring approximately 14 meters in length, this yacht is crafted with meticulous attention to detail and offers a spacious and elegant interior. It boasts a contemporary design with two well-appointed cabins, allowing it to comfortably accommodate up to eight guests for day cruising and providing sleeping arrangements for four. The Cobrey 46 is powered by inboard engines, ensuring a smooth and powerful ride across the water. With a cruising speed of 25 knots and a maximum speed of 32 knots, it delivers exhilarating performance while maintaining stability and comfort. The yacht’s planning hull configuration made from high-quality GRP material ensures excellent maneuverability and durability. Designed in collaboration with renowned naval architects and designers, the Cobrey 46 reflects both aesthetic and functional excellence. It offers an open deck layout, allowing for versatile use whether it’s for sunbathing, dining, or enjoying the open sea breeze. The yacht’s Italian origins are evident in its stylish exterior and well-thought-out interior spaces, reflecting the country’s revered craftsmanship and design ethos. With features such as a modern galley, comfortable seating areas, and state-of-the-art navigation systems, the Cobrey 46 promises a luxurious and memorable experience on the water. Available for new purchase at an attractive price point, it also holds great value in the resale market. Whether for leisure cruising or entertaining guests, the Cobrey 46 stands out as a remarkable vessel in the luxury yacht segment.
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Length
14M
Beam
4.2M
Draft
1.1M
Day Guests
8
Sleeping
4
Cabin
2
Crew
1
Cruise Speed
25KT
Max Speed
32KT
Fuel
1200L
Range
350NM
Engine
2 x Volvo Penta D6-440
Option 1
2 x Volvo Penta IPS600
Option 2
2 x Volvo Penta D6-370
Naval
Cobrey Design Team
Exterior
Cobrey Design Team
Interior
Cobrey Design Team
New Starting From
€550,000
High Price Brokerage
€500,000
Low Price Brokerage
€400,000
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She reads as the family resemblance between two very different sizes.
The Cobrey 46 shares its flybridge silhouette with both the 42/45 Fly below her and the 50 Fly above, a straight sheer line and a raised helm position that Cobrey has carried consistently across the range. At 4.2 metres of beam on a fourteen metre hull, she carries proportions generous enough for genuine deck space without tipping into bulk, and a 1.1 metre draught keeps her accessible to anchorages a deeper hulled yacht would avoid. Built in fibreglass at Cobrey’s Warsaw shipyard, which turns out between twenty and thirty yachts a year, she benefits from a build process close enough to the client that finishing choices, from hull colour to hardware, remain genuinely open at the point of order.
Twin diesels and a 32 knot top end make her a cruiser with real intent.
Standard power comes from twin Volvo Penta D6-440 diesels, with a joystick controlled IPS600 pod drive or a lighter twin D6-370 available as factory alternatives depending on how an owner wants to dock and handle her. Cruising at 25 knots and running to 32 at the top end, she covers ground fast enough to make a long weekend genuinely reachable rather than aspirational. At 13.5 tonnes she carries enough weight to stay settled once up to speed, without the sluggishness that heavier flybridge yachts can bring to close quarters manoeuvring. The result is a boat that feels equally at ease making way offshore and threading into a marina berth.
Two cabins built for a couple, with room to bring guests along.
The standard layout sleeps four across two cabins, with day capacity extending to eight guests and a berth held back for a single crew member. Because Cobrey builds every 46 to order, an owner works through wood veneers, upholstery and cabin finish with the yard’s own design team rather than choosing from a fixed catalogue, the same bespoke approach the shipyard applies across its flybridge range. Natural light reaches well into the accommodation thanks to generous glazing at both saloon and cabin level, and the practical result is a boat that feels considerably larger below than her fourteen metre length first suggests.
The flybridge is where the Cobrey 46 makes her strongest case.
An open deck layout runs from the flybridge down through the cockpit, giving guests room to move between sun and shade without doubling back through the saloon. The galley sits ready for genuine use rather than as a token fitting, and the aft deck opens directly onto the water, useful for swimming stops or simply keeping conversation going between those on deck and those still aboard the tender. It is a layout built around entertaining, guests moving easily from flybridge to cockpit to saloon, rather than a boat that asks up to eight guests to gather in one place for the whole day.
Twelve hundred litres of fuel buys real distance, not just a number on a spec sheet.
A 1,200 litre tank gives the Cobrey 46 a genuine 350 nautical mile range at cruising speed, enough to cover a proper coastal passage without needing to plan a fuel stop into every leg. That range sits comfortably ahead of many flybridge yachts her size, a benefit of Cobrey’s relatively light 13.5 tonne construction rather than an oversized tank alone. From new at 550,000 euros, she offers that reach, along with genuine build customisation, at a price that undercuts many European yards building to a similar specification. For an owner planning to actually use the range rather than simply have it available, that combination matters.
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