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fratelli aprea sorrento 7,65 open cruise

fratelli aprea sorrento 7,65 open cruise-Test

Yacht · 25 ft (8 m) · Praiano

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 15. September 2026
4.0/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design4.4
Leistung4.0
Komfort3.8
Fahrverhalten4.1
Preis-Leistung3.9

Technische Daten

Werft
fratelli aprea
Modell
sorrento 7,65 open cruise
Länge
25 ft (8 m)
Gäste
7
Kabinen
1
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Urteil

A classic Sorrento gozzo with timeless lines, relaxed cruising manners and sensible day-boat comfort. It suits coastal outings and small-group charters better than high-speed passagemaking, and its age means condition and refit quality matter a lot.

Vorteile

  • +Traditional Fratelli Aprea Sorrento styling with strong local character
  • +Semi-displacement hull favors stable, efficient coastal cruising
  • +Compact footprint makes marina access and docking easier than larger yachts
  • +One cabin and one head add useful overnight flexibility for a 25 ft boat

Nachteile

  • Limited interior volume compared with modern cabin cruisers
  • Not intended for fast performance or rough-water comfort
  • Age from 2007 makes upkeep and equipment condition important
  • Open layout offers less weather protection than enclosed alternatives

The Sorrento 7.65 Open Cruise follows the classic Gozzo Sorrentino formula: a traditional-looking Italian day boat with a semi-displacement hull, wood-and-fiberglass construction and an open layout built around coastal leisure. Its proportions are modest, but the design has real character and a strong heritage appeal that still stands out among small motor yachts.

On the water, this model is best understood as a comfortable cruiser rather than a speed machine. Publicly listed versions of the 7.65 platform point to around 18 knots cruising and about 22 knots top speed, which is enough for island hops and shoreline transfers, not aggressive runs. Handling should be predictable and confidence-inspiring at moderate speeds, with the hull shape better suited to steady passages than sharp acceleration.

For comfort, the boat’s one-cabin, one-head arrangement is practical for day trips and occasional overnight use, but space will be limited for longer stays. The open deck improves social use and sun exposure, while the compact size keeps operation straightforward for small crews. In value terms, it is most attractive to buyers who prioritize style, local craftsmanship and charter appeal over volume, speed or modern luxury features.

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