Dreamline Yachts was founded in 2011 by marine engineer Peter Zuber, who appointed Paolo Bencivenni, former CEO of Dominator, to lead the new venture.

The company quickly established itself as a highly innovative and dynamic player in the industry, making it one of the most successful recent shipbuilding startups. The first Dreamline projects were the result of a collaboration between the shipyard, Enrico Gobbi of Team for Design, and Giuseppe Arrabito of Arrabito Naval Architects. This team created unique, high-performance designs that perfectly combined speed and seaworthiness with fuel efficiency, as well as aggressive styling with Italian elegance. One of the first of these projects, the M/Y Miss ANNA (Dreamline 26), debuted at the 2014 Cannes Boat Show.

Dreamline Yachts operates a state-of-the-art production facility in Ancona, on Italy's eastern coast. Plans are underway to expand this facility to accommodate the construction of yachts exceeding 50 meters in length.

The Dreamline Yachts range includes six models of displacement, semi-displacement, and planing yachts, all featuring hybrid engines and available in various sizes: Dreamline 26M, 30M, 34M, 40M, 46M, and 49M.

Although the shipyard is known for producing semi-custom yachts, nearly all hulls are designed with maximum flexibility, allowing the concept, layout, and interiors to be tailored precisely to each client's specific requirements.

Dreamline Yachts, in collaboration with Arrabito Naval Architects, has developed a unique "lama chine waveless hull" design that significantly reduces fuel consumption at cruising speed.

When developing new projects, Dreamline's designers focus on integrating advanced technologies into the propulsion system. For instance, the superyacht DREAMLINE features the Eco-Performance Technology option, developed by Siemens Hybrid, which ensures a virtually silent cruising experience.