Lazzara Yachts was founded in 1990 by Brad and Dick Lazzara, the sons of Vince Lazzara, who had established Gulfstar Yachts. The company began by launching its first model, the Lazzara 76, a planing flybridge yacht, just two years later.

Production was paused in 2015, but the company resumed operations four years later, revisiting its previous concepts and introducing new yacht series.

Lazzara's yacht production takes place in Tampa, Florida, at a shipyard spanning 28,000 square meters, where over 500 highly skilled professionals are employed.

Lazzara offers semi-custom yachts and catamarans ranging from 20 to 38 meters across five series:

• Motor (LMY): Launched in 2020, this series features motor superyachts like the LMY 125 (38 meters).
• Ultra High Volume (UHV): Expedition yachts with significant internal volume, ranging from 26 to 38 meters.
• Sport (LSY): Semi-displacement motor superyachts ranging from 29 to 37 meters.
• Express (LSX): Sporty express yachts from 20 to 26 meters.
• Catamaran (LPC): Motorized cruising catamarans, including the LPC300 and LPC500 models, ranging from 21 to 26 meters.

In addition to this diverse model range, Lazzara also builds full-custom yachts up to 36 meters in length. Each custom model is uniquely designed to meet the specific needs and preferences of the owner.

The flagship of the Lazzara fleet is the Lazzara 116 superyacht. Notable successful models include the Lazzara LSX75, Lazzara LSX Quad 78, Lazzara 80, and Lazzara LSX 92.