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Lamberti 80

Avis sur le Lamberti 80

Mega yacht · 80 ft (24 m) · Kammala

GGetBoat EditorialAvis publié le 17 août 2026
4.0/ 5
score d'expert
Design4.0
Performance4.1
Confort3.9
Maniabilité4.0
Rapport qualité-prix3.8

Caractéristiques clés

Chantier
Lamberti
Modèle
Lamberti 80
Longueur
80 ft (24 m)
Passagers
30
Cabines
4
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Verdict

The Lamberti 80 is a straightforward 80-foot sport-fishing-style motor yacht with a practical 4-cabin layout, twin 650 hp Volvo Penta diesels, and confirmed accommodation for 20 guests. It is best suited to charter use and social day cruising rather than ultra-luxury or long-range performance, with its appeal centered

Avantages

  • +80 ft size gives strong presence and usable deck volume
  • +4 cabins and 3 bathrooms suit charter-oriented use
  • +Twin 650 hp Volvo Penta engines provide solid power
  • +Air conditioning and wifi improve guest comfort

Inconvénients

  • Guest capacity is 20, lower than some listings claim
  • No confirmed crew count or fuel capacity in the verified specs
  • Comfort level appears functional rather than high-end
  • Older 2009 build may feel dated versus newer yachts

The Lamberti 80 is a 2009, 80-foot yacht that sits in the practical end of the mega-yacht segment. Its styling and layout appear geared more toward entertaining and fishing-charter use than showpiece luxury, with verified specifications pointing to a 4-cabin, 3-bathroom configuration that should work well for mixed groups and family charters.

On the water, the twin Volvo Penta D12-650 engines give a combined 1,300 hp, which should provide capable cruising and reasonable reserve power for an 80-footer of this type. The handling profile is likely more about steady, confident passage-making than high-performance speed, and the available equipment list of autopilot and GPS supports straightforward operation.

For comfort and livability, the confirmed air conditioning and wifi are useful basics, while the 20-guest capacity makes it more viable for day events than overnight stays. Value is best judged against its charter utility: it offers a genuine 80-foot platform with a workable cabin count, but the limited verified detail on crew, fuel, and premium amenities suggests a mid-market rather than top-tier experience.

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