Ranieri is based in Soverato, Calabria, in southern Italy. Its shipyard and company history are closely tied to that location.
What kinds of boats does Ranieri build?
The brand builds fiberglass sport boats, center-console boats, cruisers and RIBs. Its range also includes outboard-powered recreational models in several size classes.
What is Ranieri best known for?
Ranieri is best known for Italian sport boats and RIBs with an emphasis on family use, performance and modern styling. It is also known for a long-running family shipyard tradition.
Ranieri International is an Italian boat builder based in Soverato, Calabria, in southern Italy. The company began in the late 1960s as a small workshop founded by Pietro Ranieri and moved into boat production in 1970. Today it builds fiberglass sport boats and RIBs for private boating and international markets.
Origins in Soverato
Ranieri’s history began in Soverato, on the Ionian coast of Calabria, where Pietro Ranieri first opened an artisan workshop focused on motorcycle assistance. Marine engine sales and support for small boats were added soon afterward, and the first fiberglass boats followed within a few years. In 1970, the business was transformed into La Motonautica F.lli Ranieri srl, marking the start of structured boatbuilding. The shipyard remains identified with Soverato and the wider Calabrian boating tradition.
Models and product range
Ranieri International produces sport and recreational boats in fiberglass, with a range that includes open boats, center consoles, cruisers, sport-fishing models and rigid-hull inflatable boats. Its line-up is presented in multiple families, including Executive, Luxury, Open, Sport Diving, Sport Touring, Sundeck and Tender-Sport, while related sources also describe Cayman, Next, Voyager and CLF series. Published dealer and marketplace listings show hulls such as deep-V, modified-V, monohull and RIB designs, reflecting a focus on outboard-powered day boats and family cruisers.
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