Mingolla is based in Mesagne, in Apulia, southern Italy. Its production takes place at the company’s own boatyard there.
What types of boats does Mingolla build?
Mingolla builds small powerboats, mainly open and walkaround models. The range includes boats such as the Brava 16, Brava 18, Brava 22 and Brava 26 walkaround.
What is Mingolla known for?
The brand is known for being a family-run Italian builder with a long operating history. It is associated with compact recreational boats and a production process centered on craftsmanship and quality materials.
Mingolla is an Italian boat builder based in Mesagne, in the province of Brindisi, Apulia. The company has operated in the boat manufacturing sector for about 45 years and was founded by Roberto Mingolla as a family business. Its boats are built at the company’s own shipyard, where the full production process takes place.
History and shipyard
Cantiere Nautico Mingolla presents itself as a family-run shipyard founded by Roberto Mingolla and active since 1976. The company says the whole production process takes place in its boatyard in Mesagne (BR), and that family members remain involved in the business. Mingolla describes its approach as combining craftsmanship with a continual search for high-quality, innovative materials. The brand is positioned as an established name in the Italian boating market and also on the international market.
Model range and design
Mingolla builds small motorboats in open and walkaround layouts. Its current range includes models such as Brava 16, Brava 18, Marlin 18, Corallo 22, Brava 22, Brava 22 walkaround, Brava 25 open, Brava 25 walkaround and Brava 26 walkaround. Market listings also show models such as Brava 19, Brava 22 open and Brava 22 W.A., with lengths generally around 5 to 8 metres. The boats are presented for day cruising and similar recreational use, and the builder has a dealer network in Italy and several other European countries.
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