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Don’t worry, we are not talking about retirees! At Milan Yachting Week – The Digital Boat Show, there is no shortage of boats over 65 feet in the marina: true gems of shipbuilding, concentrations of design and technology.
From Made in Italy excellences to historic brands, we have selected five boats, in ascending order of length, that you absolutely must visit in our digital boat show.
FIVE BOATS “OVER 65” AT MILAN YACHTING WEEK
1. SWAN 65
The Swan 65 (20.11 m x 5.62 m) has a new, clean, modern aesthetic without being tied to a short-lived fashion that renews the tradition of the legendary 65 of 1972. It is designed for dynamic sailors seeking high quality, performance and flexibility without compromising comfort and safety. Learn more
2. ADVANCED A66
TheAdvanced A66 is a 20-meter ultra-high performance yacht with a superyacht soul and a variety of interior customization options. The creation of the first boat from the Italian shipyard Advanced Yachts (20.46 x 5.40 m)is the work of two of the world’s best design firms-Nauta Design of Massimo Gino and Mario Pedol and Jim Pugh and John Reichel, of the California firm of the same name. Learn more
3. EUPHORIA 68
The concept behind the design of theEuphoria 68 (21.04 x 5.90 m), designed by German Frers, is to offer a boat suitable for owners who dream of tackling the ocean. A hull, therefore, that does not give up the comfortable spaces necessary for long cruising but, at the same time, features a powerful hull capable of dealing with all kinds of seas. Learn more
4. ICE 70
TheICE 70 (21.30 x 5.76 m), designed by the Felci Yacht Design studio, merges elegance, technology, performance, and versatility into a single object. The elegance is in the stylistic choices, harmonious both internally and externally, in which classic and modern styles are blended, thus emphasizing exclusivity and refinement. Learn more
5. Y YACHTS Y7
Y Yachts’Y7 (21.68 x 5.75 m) was developed in collaboration with U.S. designer Bill Tripp, who has already launched several yachts between 15 and 86 meters in length. The design focus for the Y7 was marine and comfortable sailing behavior combined with performance that can shine on international race circuits. A boat with which to travel the world and take some satisfaction in racing. Learn more
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