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Admiral Yachts
Admiral’s humble beginnings started with an 18 Meter wooden flybridge cruiser, a far cry from it’s massive, 100 meter plus line up today. Admiral was created when the Italian shipyard, Cantieri Navali Lavagna, began building luxury vessels under a separate brand named Arcobaleno Super and shortly after, President in the 1950’s. The Admiral brand was created out of the high demand for the Italian builders luxury wooden cruisers.
About Admiral Yachts
Admiral’s humble beginnings started with an 18 Meter wooden flybridge cruiser, a far cry from it’s massive, 100 meter plus line up today. Admiral was created when the Italian shipyard, Cantieri Navali Lavagna, began building luxury vessels under a separate brand named Arcobaleno Super and shortly after, President in the 1950’s. The Admiral brand was created out of the high demand for the Italian builders luxury wooden cruisers.
The switch from wood to aluminum marked a big milestone for the Admiral brand in 1982. Along with full aluminum builds, Steel hull builds were experimented with frequently in the 80’s. A notable launch included the 40 Meter Cacos V in 2013 (a member of the Impero 40 line of Superyachts with collaboration from Luca Dina Design).
- Year
Established 1950 - Shipyard
Location Marina di Carrara, Italy - Boat
Construction Steel, Aluminum and Wood - Boat
Category Luxury Yacht, Superyachts, Megayachts - Worthy
Notations Owners have the ability to work with an in house design team to customize almost every aspect of their new Superyacht build.
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