Posillipo
about the shipyard
The Italian shipyard Posillipo, based in Sabaudia, specialized in building fiberglass motor yachts up to 27 meters. Known for its craftsmanship and attention to detail, Posillipo produced high-performance yachts that gained popularity for their sleek designs and luxurious amenities.
Country
Italy
Type of yachts
Length (m)
30-40
Gross tonnage (GT)
<499
Hull material
GRP
History
The shipyard Posillipo was founded in 1942 under the name Posillipo of Gallotti as a company focused on building and repairing wooden boats. In 1950, entrepreneurs Giovanni di Campello and Dottor Casa purchased the company, shifting its strategy and launching a series of high-speed boats. The first model, the Positano runabout, was launched in 1952.
In 1969, Posillipo introduced its first boat with a fiberglass hull, the Aruba 25, but fully transitioned to fiberglass construction by 1979. Due to financial difficulties, the company closed in 2012 and remained inactive for four years before relaunching in 2016. Despite the restart, the production of yachts under the Posillipo brand was eventually suspended.
In 1969, Posillipo introduced its first boat with a fiberglass hull, the Aruba 25, but fully transitioned to fiberglass construction by 1979. Due to financial difficulties, the company closed in 2012 and remained inactive for four years before relaunching in 2016. Despite the restart, the production of yachts under the Posillipo brand was eventually suspended.
Range
The Posillipo shipyard offered two models of fiberglass motor yachts:
The flagship of the Posillipo brand is the 37-meter motor yacht M/Y PEFTASTERI, launched in 2009.
- The Technema 90, an updated version of the 27-meter model from 2009
- The Technema 78, a 24-meter flybridge yacht.
The flagship of the Posillipo brand is the 37-meter motor yacht M/Y PEFTASTERI, launched in 2009.
Posillipo yachts
for charter
for charter
