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Blumax yacht models

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Blumax based?
The available listings place Blumax boats in Italy, with examples shown in Venice, Vieste, Vir, Favignana, and Alghero. The sources do not clearly identify a single official headquarters location.
What types of boats does Blumax build?
Blumax builds small open motorboats and compact coastal boats. The documented range includes the Open 19, 19 Pro, Open 19 Pro, and 23 Open.
What is Blumax known for?
Blumax is known for practical small craft, especially open boats for coastal cruising and fishing. Earlier output included fishing boats, while newer listings focus on larger open models with outboard engines.

Blumax is an Italian boat builder known for small motorboats and open boats. Listings place Blumax boats in Italy, including Venice and other Adriatic ports, and show models such as the Open 19 and 23 Open. The brand’s early output included fishing boats, before production moved toward larger open boats.

History and shipyard

Blumax launched with fishing boats, and one company profile says its first boats have been on the market for ten years. That same profile says models such as the Corallo 18 were popular with amateur and professional fishermen for their practicality. Over time, the company shifted production toward larger open boats, which now appear as the main part of its range. The builder is associated with Italian coastal boating and small craft used for day trips and fishing.

Model range and design

The best-documented Blumax models are open motorboats in the 19 to 23 foot class, including the 19 Pro, Open 19, Open 19 Pro, and 23 Open. Listings show lengths around 5.7 to 7.2 meters, beam widths near 2.3 to 2.4 meters, and outboard propulsion, with some versions fitted with Suzuki engines. These boats are presented as practical coastal craft for short outings, family use, and water-sports-oriented cruising. Several listings also note no-license or low-power configurations for rental use.

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