
marinello eden blue lagoon-Test
Yacht · 24 ft (7 m) · San-Paul-il-Bakhar
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- marinello
- Modell
- eden blue lagoon
- Länge
- 24 ft (7 m)
- Gäste
- 8
Urteil
A compact open day boat that suits coastal cruising and island-hopping, with enough space for small groups and a lively outboard setup. It is best judged as a practical charter boat rather than a true yacht, so comfort is functional rather than luxurious.
Vorteile
- +Open layout works well for day trips and swim stops
- +Capacity for up to 8 guests suits small groups
- +Outboard-powered setup is typically responsive and easy to use
- +Compact size helps with docking and shallow-water access
Nachteile
- −Limited livability for longer stays and no evident cabin space
- −Open design offers minimal weather protection
- −Interior comfort is basic compared with larger cruisers
- −Best suited to day use rather than extended passages
The Marinello Eden Blue Lagoon is a 24 ft open motorboat intended for short coastal outings, not extended cruising. Its size and layout make sense for charter work in sheltered waters, where quick boarding, easy movement on deck and frequent stops matter more than onboard amenities.
On the water, the platform should feel nimble and straightforward, especially with the common single-outboard arrangement seen on similar Marinello Eden 22 setups. That kind of package usually favors responsive handling, efficient acceleration and simple operation, which fits sightseeing runs and island transfers well.
Comfort is adequate for day use with up to 8 guests, but the open configuration leaves limited shade, storage and privacy. Without confirmed cabin details, it should be treated as a no-frills boat that prioritizes deck space over overnight livability.
Value is strongest if the goal is a flexible, easygoing charter boat for short trips around calm or moderate waters. It offers practical use per foot, though buyers or charter guests expecting refined finish, weather protection or overnight capability will need to look higher up the range.


