The Level 43 STS is a masterclass in luxury yachting, delivering both style and substance to marine enthusiasts. At an impressive 22 meters in length, this yacht commands attention on the water with its sleek and modern lines. Designed with a meticulous eye for detail, the Level 43 STS combines innovative engineering with high-end aesthetics, ensuring a smooth and efficient ride. The hull is constructed from GRP, offering both strength and agility, while the planning hull configuration enhances its performance capabilities. Powered by robust inboard engines, the Level 43 STS reaches a maximum speed of 34 knots and cruises comfortably at 28 knots, making it ideal for both leisurely cruises and thrilling adventures. The yacht can host up to 8 guests during the day and accommodate 4 overnight guests across its 2 luxurious cabins, ensuring comfort and privacy. The interior is a testament to sophisticated design, offering plush furnishings and state-of-the-art amenities. Naval architecture and exterior design have been executed by the renowned Italian design house, ensuring a seamless blend of form and function. With a fuel capacity of 2000 liters, the Level 43 STS promises an extended range, allowing you to explore distant horizons without frequent refueling stops. Whether you’re entertaining guests or seeking solitude on the open sea, this yacht stands as a beacon of Italian craftsmanship and innovation. With a starting price of 1,850,000 EUR, the Level 43 STS is a worthy investment for those seeking a superior yachting experience.
Length
13.54M
Beam
5.5M
Draft
1.2M
Day Guests
8
Sleeping
4
Cabin
2
Crew
2
Cruise Speed
28KT
Max Speed
34KT
Fuel
2000L
Range
400NM
Engine
Twin MAN V12
Option 1
Twin Volvo Penta IPS1200
Option 2
Twin Caterpillar C18
Naval
Level Design Team
Exterior
Level Design Team
Interior
Level Interiors
New Starting From
€1,850,000
High Price Brokerage
€1,650,000
Low Price Brokerage
€1,450,000
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Thirty four knots is a serious number for a debut design.
Level Yachts built the 43 STS around twin MAN V12 engines as standard, the same architecture trusted across far larger yachts, delivering 28 knots at cruise and a top end of 34 knots. Owners who want a different balance of range and speed can specify Volvo Penta IPS1200 or Caterpillar C18 power instead, each changing the character of the ride without changing the hull beneath it. A 2,000 litre fuel capacity supports a 400 nautical mile range at cruising speed, enough for a long weekend away from the marina without a stop for fuel. The hull carries her weight of some 35 tonnes with the composure of a boat built to be driven hard, not admired at anchor.
A plumb bow and a wide stance give her away as a Level Yacht, even at a distance.
Walkaround decks keep every area of the boat reachable without stepping through the saloon, and a full beam T top shades the helm and dinette through the heat of the day. Twin drop down bulwarks open the side decks to the sea when she is at rest, turning the hull itself into an extra swimming platform. Aft, a hydraulic platform and an electrically operated garage swallow a 2.1 metre tender, keeping the transom clean when she is underway. The beam that defines her performance below the waterline does the same job above it, handing the deck plan proportions that a narrower 13.5 metre hull could never offer.
The wet bar is the boat’s social centre, and it is built to work hard.
A transverse layout places a sink, induction cooktops, five fridges and an ice maker within reach of the central dinette, with a retractable television folding away when it is not needed. A bow island sunbed gives a second gathering point forward, away from the activity of the cockpit, while the aft sun pad closes the loop for guests who want nothing more than the sun and the sea. Nothing here asks an owner to choose between entertaining and relaxing. The 43 STS simply gives both their own space, a rare trick on a boat of this length.
Below deck, she trades some of her open air generosity for quiet, private comfort.
The owner’s cabin sits forward, in the bow, with more than two metres of headroom, a detail that changes how a cabin of this size actually lives day to day. A second, customisable cabin amidships completes the two cabin layout, built by Level Interiors to sleep four overall. A fully equipped galley and a separate bathroom with a walk in shower round out the accommodation, finished to the same standard the Level Design Team sets on deck. For a couple or a small family cruising the Mediterranean coast, the balance between the two cabins is exactly right.
The 43 STS is Level Yachts’ opening statement, and it is a confident one.
Built around a GRP hull with a planing configuration, she measures 13.54 metres in length and 5.5 metres across the beam, drawing just 1.2 metres, shallow enough for a wide choice of anchorages. Naval architecture, exterior design and engineering all stay in house, with the Level Design Team and Level Engineering responsible for a boat that feels resolved rather than experimental. Two crew are enough to run her, and a new price of 1,850,000 euros places the 43 STS well inside the bracket of established rivals twice her yard’s age. For a first yacht, she asks to be judged on her own terms, and she holds up.
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