Orizzonti Nautica is based in Sicily, near Mount Tindari on the stretch between the Tyrrhenian coast and the Nebrodi Mountains.
What types of boats does Orizzonti build?
The brand builds fibreglass open boats, walkarounds and small cabin cruisers. Dealer listings also place models such as Syros 190 and Nautilus 670 in the range.
What is Orizzonti known for?
It is known for artisanal production, customisation, and a range of practical family boats with good liveability and functionality. Sources also describe the yard as a specialist in fibreglass moulding for third parties.
Orizzonti Nautica is an Italian boat builder based in Sicily, in the area between the Tyrrhenian coast and the Nebrodi Mountains near Mount Tindari. The shipyard builds fibreglass pleasure boats under its own brand and is also described as a moulding specialist for third-party production.
Shipyard and origins
Orizzonti Nautica is presented as a Sicilian shipyard run by professionals with long experience in pleasure boating. Its production is described as fully artisanal, with attention to material quality, systematic quality control and environmental and worker-health considerations. The company’s base is given as Sicily, on the slopes of Mount Tindari facing the gulf of the same name. The brand is associated with Angelo Giunti in dealer descriptions.
Range and characteristics
The brand’s model range includes open boats, walkaround boats and small cabin cruisers, with both console and cabin formats represented. Dealer descriptions say the line is aimed at a wide public, including models that can be used with low engine power and, for some versions, without a boating licence. Customisation is a recurring feature of the brand, with options for upholstery, fittings and accessories. The range is also presented as focused on liveability, functionality, elegance and comfort.
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