Saver is based in Sicily, Italy. Public contact details place the company in Piraino, and industry sources also associate the shipyard with Gioiosa Marea.
What kinds of boats does Saver build?
Saver builds small motorboats, including open boats, walkarounds, cabin boats, and fishing models. It also produces RIBs and other fiberglass boats.
What is Saver best known for?
Saver is best known for compact GRP boats in the roughly 5 to 10 meter range. Its lineup is centered on practical family and leisure boats with outboard propulsion.
Saver is an Italian boat builder based in Sicily, with its shipyard in the Gioiosa Marea and Piraino area of Messina province. The company has been building fiberglass boats since 1986 and also produces RIBs. Its range focuses on small motorboats for leisure use, typically in the 5 to 10 meter class.
History and shipyard
Saver was founded in 1986 by Giuseppe Sorbera and operates as Saver Imbarcazioni. The brand’s production is tied to northeastern Sicily, with official contact details listing Piraino in the province of Messina and sources also citing Gioiosa Marea as a key shipyard location. Saver presents itself as a builder of boats made with handcrafted care and high-quality materials. Its public company information emphasizes continuity, tradition, and in-house boat construction rather than large-scale mass production.
Model range and design
Saver’s current production is organized into four main families: Open, Walkaround, Fisher, and Cabin. The brand builds outboard-powered boats and walkaround models, and its broader portfolio also includes cruisers, fishing boats, and rubber dinghies. Industry listings describe Saver as a builder of solid GRP boats, generally between five and ten meters long, with examples such as the 330 WA, 750, 750 Cabin, Open, and Riviera 24. The company’s models are aimed at coastal cruising, day boating, and family use.
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