Admiral
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2008, Private Catamaran Admiral 40' for Unforgettable Seaside Adventure
Chalong, Thailand
From US$748 /day
135 ft (41 m) · 11 guests · 5 cabins
2009, Admiral Yachts
Athens - Palaio Faliro, Greece
From US$24,711 /day
Admiral yacht models
Models in our catalogue with their build years — tap one to see those boats.
- Admiral 66020163 boats
- Admiral 402 boats
- 38ft20092 boats
- 25m20082 boats
- OCEAN MASTER 470WA20192 boats
- 55m2020–20252 boats
- admiral 2219742 boats
- MILGAUSS20082 boats
- Admiral 10120012 boats
- BILLA20092 boats
- XANAX20072 boats
- ANAVI20062 boats
- 45M Atos20271 boat
- Admiral 110ft20071 boat
- S-FORCE 5520281 boat
- Admiral 23.98m20081 boat
- 62 FLY - MODEL 200120001 boat
- Admiral 31m20011 boat
- 26m19991 boat
- 30m20011 boat
- 72m20261 boat
- 44m20141 boat
- Yachts 47m20141 boat
- 42m20091 boat
- 46m19981 boat
- 32m20041 boat
- Silent 7620141 boat
- Impero 4020171 boat
- 690 Cuddy Cabin20191 boat
- ZOI19991 boat
- Andilis20021 boat
- QUEEN ATLANTIS20141 boat
- Silent 76 - 4 + 1 cab.20141 boat
- AXIOS20141 boat
- XL20051 boat
- 46.55 metres (152' 9")20141 boat
- Ghibli 2319941 boat
- 575xl20141 boat
Frequently asked questions
- Where is Admiral based?
- Admiral’s history is tied to Lavagna, near Genoa in Italy. It is now part of The Italian Sea Group.
- What kinds of boats does Admiral build?
- Admiral builds luxury yachts and superyachts, including steel and aluminium vessels. Its history also includes early wooden yachts.
- What is Admiral known for?
- Admiral is known for Italian superyacht building, especially steel and aluminium construction. Its brand history emphasizes performance, safety, and classic yacht styling.
Admiral is an Italian yacht builder that began in Lavagna in the 1950s and launched its first Admiral-branded yacht, an 18-meter wooden vessel, in 1966. The brand is now part of The Italian Sea Group, which acquired Admiral in November 2011. Admiral builds luxury yachts and superyachts, with a long association with steel and aluminium construction.
History and shipyard
Admiral’s roots go back to Cantieri Navali Lavagna, which produced wooden yachts in the 1950s under the names Arcobaleno Super and later President. The Admiral name appeared in 1966 on an 18-meter wooden yacht, and the yard then expanded into larger motor yachts during the 1970s. A first 30-meter wooden motor yacht and several yachts over 30 meters marked that period. In 2011, Admiral became part of The Italian Sea Group, which made it one of the group’s flagship brands.
Model range and design
Admiral is known for luxury yachts and superyachts built with steel and aluminium, a direction the brand adopted after moving beyond its early wooden boats. The yard’s history highlights a focus on performance and safety at sea, including the launch of its first light-alloy Admiral in 1982 at 23.50 meters. The brand’s published history mentions yachts from 32 to 54 meters, while broader listings show a range that includes larger custom projects. Admiral has remained associated with Italian yacht building, classic lines, and semi-displacement and displacement designs.











