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cantiere orizzonti orizzonti calipso 20

cantiere orizzonti orizzonti calipso 20-Test

Yacht · 20 ft (6 m) · Kraljevica

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 21. September 2026
4.0/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design4.2
Leistung4.0
Komfort3.8
Fahrverhalten4.1
Preis-Leistung4.0

Technische Daten

Werft
cantiere orizzonti
Modell
orizzonti calipso 20
Länge
20 ft (6 m)
Gäste
8
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Urteil

A compact Italian open boat with appealing lines, a useful 8-person capacity and broad engine flexibility. It suits day cruising and coastal use well, though its size and open layout limit overnight livability and long-range comfort.

Vorteile

  • +Compact 6.2 m hull is easy to berth and trailer
  • +Up to 8 persons for family or small-group outings
  • +150 hp maximum suits lively coastal performance
  • +Practical storage and standard deck equipment
  • +Stable, simple open layout for day boating

Nachteile

  • No true cabin, so overnight comfort is limited
  • Open design offers modest weather protection
  • Space is tight for 8 adults on longer trips
  • Value depends heavily on engine and options

The Orizzonti Calipso 20 is a 6.2 m open day boat from an Italian builder known for practical, compact runabouts. Its beam of about 2.18 m and capacity for up to eight people make it a sensible choice for harbour hopping, lagoon use and short coastal outings. The styling is clean and contemporary rather than flashy, with the focus clearly on usable deck space and straightforward equipment.

On the water, the hull is typically paired with outboards in the 100 to 150 hp range, which points to brisk acceleration and flexible cruising rather than ultra-high-speed performance. In this size class, handling should be predictable and uncomplicated, especially with a single-engine setup and the boat’s modest dimensions. It is the kind of boat that should be easy to maneuver, easy to beach or dock, and forgiving for less experienced owners.

Comfort is respectable for a 20-footer, but it is still fundamentally a dayboat. The open arrangement offers sunbathing and social space, yet there is no real cabin livability to speak of, and long days offshore will feel more cramped with a full load. Storage and standard deck fittings are useful, but buyers should expect a simple, practical platform rather than a cushioned cruiser.

Overall value looks solid if the boat is priced appropriately for its engine and equipment package. It offers a good balance of size, capacity and usability for owners who want a versatile open boat without moving up to a much larger and more expensive model.

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