Maiora is based in Viareggio, Tuscany, Italy. Its production is also associated with Massa on the northern Tuscan coast.
What types of boats does Maiora build?
Maiora builds motor yachts and superyachts, especially flybridge and semi-displacement models. The brand also produces the Exuma line, which is focused on performance and shallow draft.
What is Maiora best known for?
Maiora is best known for spacious Italian luxury yachts with bright interiors and generous outdoor living areas. The brand is also known for the Exuma range and for building larger fiberglass yachts in Tuscany.
Maiora is an Italian yacht builder and brand of Next Yacht Group, based in Viareggio, Tuscany. It builds motor yachts and superyachts, with production associated with the Tuscany coast and facilities in Viareggio and Massa. The brand is known for flybridge yachts, semi-displacement designs and the Exuma line.
History and shipyard
Maiora’s origins trace to the early 1970s, when the brand began building fiberglass boats on Italy’s Tuscan coast. In 1985, the Maiora brand was acquired by FIPA, and the yard later expanded its production in the Viareggio area and Massa. Today Maiora operates within Next Yacht Group and remains identified with Italian-built luxury motor yachts. Its business is centered on new-build yachts rather than charter operations, brokerage or small craft.
Model range and design
Maiora builds motor yachts and superyachts in composite and GRP, with some larger projects also using steel. Its range covers roughly 20-meter-plus yachts, including flybridge and semi-displacement models, and extends into the Exuma line designed for performance and shallow-water cruising. The brand is especially associated with spacious interiors, bright living areas and large open decks. Current and recent models include the 20, 20 S and 24S, alongside larger yachts such as the 35 Exuma and M38.
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