Barqa is an Italian builder. Its public materials identify it as an Italian shipyard, and dealer listings place some boats on Lake Garda.
What types of boats does Barqa build?
Barqa builds small recreational motorboats and open day boats. The documented model range includes the Q17, Q19, Q20, and a 20ft open model.
What is Barqa known for?
Barqa is known for compact boats with youthful styling, cockpit comfort, and practical seaworthiness. Its branding also highlights Italian design and artisan-style build quality.
Barqa is an Italian boat builder created by the Allegra brothers, Giulia and Giuseppe. The company says it builds boats with a young, attractive design, generous cockpit space, and strong seaworthiness for different sea conditions. It is presented as a shipyard rooted in years of boating-industry experience.
History and shipyard
Barqa describes itself as a new shipyard backed by years of experience in the nautical sector. The brand was created by Giulia and Giuseppe Allegra and is presented as an Italian builder focused on craftsmanship, material quality, and practical onboard comfort. Its public materials emphasize a combination of style and usability rather than a large, multi-decade industrial history. The company appears in the market as a modern builder of small recreational powerboats, with the brand name used for both the shipyard and its product line.
Model range and design
Barqa’s known models include the Q17, Q19, and Q20, along with a 20ft open motorboat listed under the brand. Published specifications for the Q19 show a length of 5.53 m, a beam of 2.18 m, seating for 7 people, and a maximum engine power of 115 hp. The Q20 is listed by dealers and charter operators as a compact motorboat of about 6.2 m in length with capacity for up to 6 or 7 passengers depending on the listing. The range is aimed at day boating, with an emphasis on open layouts, comfort, and easy handling.
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