Adria
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Boat without licence Adria M-Sport 500 15hp
Biograd na Moru, Croatia
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Adria yacht models
Models in our catalogue with their build years — tap one to see those boats.
- Adria 5002024–202510 boats
- M-sport 50020244 boats
- Sport 50020202 boats
- 1002V2011–20142 boats
- M SPORT20242 boats
- M- Sport 500 Ombre20241 boat
- M-Sport 500 Ombre 220261 boat
- Classic Adria Yacht Tiho20051 boat
- 500 OPEN1 boat
- 500 cabin1 boat
- 500 sundeck deluxe1 boat
- 500 M20211 boat
- DALMATINKA1 boat
- Cabin1 boat
- Rimini 5119811 boat
- Mare 3820211 boat
Frequently asked questions
- Where is Adria based?
- Adria Sail is based in Fano, Italy, on the Adriatic coast in the Marche region.
- What types of boats does Adria build?
- The verified model names point to small recreational boats, including the Adria 500, M-sport 500 and Sport 500.
- What is Adria known for?
- Adria is known as a small Italian builder of compact leisure boats. Its public listings show it mainly in the small-boat segment.
Adria Sail is a boatbuilder founded in 2003 in Fano, on Italy’s Adriatic coast in the Marche region. It operates as a shipbuilding company and builds small recreational boats, including the Adria 500 and Sport 500. The brand is listed by yacht-market and boat-for-sale sources as an active boat maker.
History and shipyard
Adria Sail was founded in 2003 in Fano, in the province of Pesaro and Urbino on Italy’s Adriatic coast. The company describes itself as a shipyard, and independent marine directories classify it as a manufacturer in the naval construction sector. Its public profile is that of a small builder focused on compact leisure craft rather than a large-volume industrial shipyard. The available record does not show a long pre-2000 history under the same name.
Model range and design
The models associated with Adria in boat listings include the Adria 500, M-sport 500 and Sport 500. These names indicate a range centered on small boats, with the 500-size class suggesting compact day-boats or utility craft. Public listings show the brand in the used-boat and brokerage market, which confirms that its boats have been built and sold beyond the shipyard’s home market. The available sources do not provide enough verified detail to describe construction materials, propulsion, or production volumes.











