Dalla Pietà
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Motorboat Dalla Pieta Dalla Pieta 48 1320hp
Split, Croatia
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Frequently asked questions
- Where is Dalla Pietà based?
- Recent sources place Dalla Pietà in Malcontenta, Venice, Italy. Older references connect the brand with the Giudecca area of Venice and its original shipyard history.
- What types of boats does Dalla Pietà build?
- Dalla Pietà builds motor yachts, including enclosed yachts, flybridge yachts, hardtop boats, and semi-closed saloon models. The brand is also linked to larger yachts in the superyacht range.
- What is Dalla Pietà known for?
- The brand is known for Venetian yacht-building heritage and luxury motor yacht design. Its models are associated with Italian styling, streamlined hull forms, and performance-oriented cruising layouts.
Dalla Pietà is an Italian yacht builder with roots in Venice and a current base in the Malcontenta area of Venice, Italy. The brand builds luxury motor yachts, including enclosed, flybridge, hardtop, and semi-closed-saloon designs. Its range has also included larger yachts for the superyacht segment.
History and shipyard
Dalla Pietà is a historic Venetian boatbuilding name founded in the 1950s by Giuseppe “Bepi” Dalla Pietà. Sources describe the original shipyard on the island of Giudecca in Venice, later moving production to Malcontenta, on the mainland side of Venice. The brand has changed ownership over time, and recent sources show production continuing under the Dalla Pietà Yachts name. The company is associated with Giorgio Dalla Pietà and a renewed focus on modern luxury yacht projects.
Models and styling
The builder is known for motor yachts rather than sailboats, with listings and dealer references showing models such as the 28 Altair, 48, 52 Asterion, 58 Hard Top, 59, 72, and 80. Current and recent descriptions place the brand in the enclosed-yacht, flybridge, and hardtop categories, with some models reaching about 23 to 27 meters in length. The design language is typically described as Italian and streamlined, aimed at owners who want performance-oriented cruising yachts with luxury interiors.











