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sciallino20

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Yacht · 22 ft (7 m) · Venice

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 22. September 2026
3.6/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design3.8
Leistung3.4
Komfort3.0
Fahrverhalten3.7
Preis-Leistung3.5

Technische Daten

Werft
sciallino
Modell
sciallino20
Länge
22 ft (7 m)
Gäste
5
Kabinen
1
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Urteil

The Sciallino 20 is a compact, traditional Italian cabin cruiser with practical seaside charm and sturdy day-boating credentials. It suits short coastal trips and sheltered cruising more than fast, high-volume family use, with comfort and pace reflecting its size and age.

Vorteile

  • +Classic Sciallino gozzo-inspired design with good seakeeping reputation
  • +Compact size makes docking and harbor use manageable
  • +1-cabin layout can serve short overnight stays
  • +Diesel-powered examples are typically efficient and economical to run

Nachteile

  • Limited interior volume for five guests
  • Modest speed and acceleration compared with modern planing dayboats
  • Older 1996 example may need refit or upkeep
  • Basic amenities and narrow beam constrain comfort on longer trips

The Sciallino 20 is a small Italian cabin cruiser built around traditional lines rather than space-maximizing modern styling. Its appeal is in the robust, seaworthy look and the practical single-cabin arrangement, but the 22-foot format leaves limited room for amenities and lounging. For a 1996 boat, condition and refit history will matter as much as the original design.

On the water, this model is better suited to relaxed coastal cruising than spirited performance. The hull form and diesel inboard setup point to steady, predictable handling and reasonable fuel use, with the trade-off of modest top-end pace and less punch than newer boats of similar length. Maneuverability should be straightforward in tight marinas thanks to the compact footprint.

Comfort is adequate for day use and short outings, but five guests will feel the limits of a boat this size, especially inside the cabin. The single-cabin layout offers basic overnight capability for two, yet livability is inherently constrained by the older small-cruiser format. As value goes, it can be attractive if well maintained, but buyers should budget carefully for refit, systems checks, and ongoing upkeep.

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