History of Admiral

Established in the heart of yachting history during the mid-20th century, Admiral is still a synonym for excellence. Born under the wings of Cantieri Navali Lavagna, renowned for their President and Arcobaleno Super wooden boats, the Admiral brand set sail in 1966, capturing the world’s imagination with its inaugural 30-meter pleasure yacht in the 1970s.

Admiral Shipyard, since then, has evolved with the times, embracing the durability of steel and aluminium to bring intricate dreams to life. In 2011, it joined the Italian Sea Group, a family that also houses Tecnomar and other Italian yachting brands.

Current status

Through tumultuous financial storms, Admiral stood resilient, a beacon of stability in the late 2000s, never faltering in its commitment to excellence. And today, while forming part of The Italian Sea Group, the brand shows the best of resilience and innovation. 

Production of Admiral

Nestled in Carrara, Admiral boasts a sprawling 100,000-square-meter production haven. A marvel in itself, it comprises 11 assembly halls and a 200-meter dry dock, stretching for 1.5 km.

Admiral fleet

Admiral’s model range spans from semi-custom yachts to full-custom giants, ranging from 45 to 145 meters. With a portfolio adorned by 19 distinctive models, it caters to diverse tastes. Expect incomparable megayachts with displacement and semi-displacement hulls, and elegant steel and aluminum vessels with innovative configurations and propulsion systems.

Features of Admiral yachts

What sets Admiral apart is its unwavering commitment to artistry. Each creation bearing the Admiral insignia is a masterpiece, a testament to collaboration with renowned studios like Armani Vripack, Unielle’ Yacht Design, Dobroserdov Design, and an in-house design bureau that boasts formidable creative prowess.