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Yacht · 28 ft (9 m) · Palma de Mallorca
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- De Antonio Yacht
- Modèle
- D28
- Longueur
- 28 ft (9 m)
- Passagers
- 10
Verdict
The De Antonio D28 is a clever 28-foot day cruiser with strong layout efficiency, good speed potential from 400hp, and unusually flexible deck use. It is less about plush cruising and more about stylish, practical day boating, with comfort and storage suited to short-to-medium outings rather than extended passages.
Avantages
- +Compact hull with a wide 2.99m beam for its length
- +Up to 400hp gives lively performance and a 40-knot top-speed claim
- +Walkaround/open-deck concept maximizes usable social space
- +Rated for 10 passengers, making it practical for day trips
- +Shallow 0.50m draft helps in coastal and marina use
Inconvénients
- −Limited overnight comfort compared with larger cabin cruisers
- −Single-bathroom, small-cabin layout is basic for multi-day use
- −Open configuration offers less weather protection than enclosed rivals
- −Performance and fuel economy will depend heavily on engine setup and load
The D28’s design is one of its main strengths: De Antonio’s layout is focused on clean lines, good deck circulation, and maximizing usable space on a relatively compact 28-foot platform. The beam is generous for the length, which helps create a stable feel at rest and gives the boat a more substantial presence than its size suggests.
With up to 400hp, the D28 is intended to be quick and responsive rather than leisurely. Public test data for the model family points to a top speed around 40 knots and a cruising range that suits fast coastal hops, while the hull form and outboard setup should make it nimble in close-quarters maneuvering. That said, real-world performance will vary with engine choice, load, sea state, and whether the boat is fitted in open, explorer, or cabin form.
Comfort is adequate for a day boat, but this is not a large-volume cruiser. The standard specification includes one cabin and one bathroom, and the best use case is social day cruising with occasional overnighting rather than extended living aboard. The boat’s value proposition is strongest for buyers who want modern styling, flexible deck space, and strong performance in a compact package, rather than maximum interior volume or long-range comfort.
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