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Avis sur le dalla pieta' 28 altair
Yacht · 30 ft (9 m) · Sorrento
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- dalla pieta'
- Modèle
- 28 altair
- Longueur
- 30 ft (9 m)
- Passagers
- 9
- Cabines
- 2
Verdict
The Dalla Pietà 28 Altair is a compact Italian cruiser with sporty twin-engine appeal, flexible day-charter capacity, and a layout that suits short coastal trips well. It is less compelling for long-range or premium-amenity cruising, but remains a practical, characterful choice in the 30-foot class.
Avantages
- +Twin-engine setup gives responsive low-speed maneuvering and confident coastal cruising
- +Compact size suits harbors, bays, and day trips around the coast
- +Two cabins and stated 9-guest capacity make it flexible for group charters
- +Italian open-cruiser styling gives it strong visual appeal
Inconvénients
- −Limited space compared with larger yachts, especially for overnight comfort
- −Older 2010-era platform may feel less refined than newer boats
- −Short-range, day-use oriented layout is not ideal for extended cruising
- −Value depends heavily on condition and refit quality rather than model age alone
The Dalla Pietà 28 Altair is a 30-foot class Italian motor yacht with a sporty open-cruiser profile. Public listings for the model show twin diesel power in the 400 hp range on some versions, along with a beam around 2.7 m and a layout that can be configured with two cabins and one head, which points to a compact but capable coastal cruiser.
On the water, the twin-engine setup should make the boat feel lively and easy to place in tight marinas, while also giving it the kind of stability and redundancy many buyers value in a small yacht. This is a boat aimed more at brisk day cruising and short coastal hops than at slow, spacious passagemaking, so performance is best judged in that context.
Inside, the Altair offers the essentials for a small group rather than the volume of a larger flybridge or cabin cruiser. The two-cabin arrangement helps with flexibility, but livability will still be constrained by the boat's overall length, so comfort is strongest for daytime use or short overnight stays.
As a used model, value is closely tied to maintenance history, engine condition, and any refit work. It can be a good buy for owners who want Italian styling and practical handling in a manageable size, but it is not the strongest choice for buyers prioritizing space, modern systems, or high-end cruising comfort.
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