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lomac nautica turismo 7.0

Recensione lomac nautica turismo 7.0

Yacht · 23 ft (7 m) · Bastia

GGetBoat EditorialRecensito il 26 settembre 2026
4.2/ 5
punteggio esperti
Design4.3
Prestazioni4.4
Comfort4.0
Manovrabilità4.5
Rapporto qualità-prezzo4.1

Specifiche principali

Cantiere
lomac nautica
Modello
turismo 7.0
Lunghezza
23 ft (7 m)
Ospiti
12
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Verdetto

A compact but capable 7-meter RIB, the Lomac Nautica Turismo 7.0 balances sporty performance with practical family/day-boat usability. It is well suited to coastal cruising, watersports, and day charters, though it is still a no-cabin open boat rather than a true overnight cruiser.

Pro

  • +Strong capacity for up to 12 people
  • +Wide beam and stable RIB layout
  • +Up to 250 hp gives lively performance
  • +Coastal-category hull suits varied nearshore use
  • +Practical 250 L fuel tank for day trips

Contro

  • −No cabins or overnight accommodation
  • −Open layout offers limited weather protection
  • −Performance depends heavily on engine choice
  • −Best suited to day use, not long-range cruising

The Turismo 7.0 is a classic Lomac-style RIB with a practical, sporty profile and a beam of 2.74 m, giving it a planted stance for its size. The hull is a twinshell design, with five air chambers and a CE category C rating, which points to a boat aimed at coastal running rather than offshore passagemaking.

On the water, it is set up to be lively rather than leisurely. Lomac lists 200 hp as the suggested power and 250 hp as the maximum, and that range suggests strong acceleration and confident top-end cruising for a boat in this class. The handling should be secure and responsive, especially with the wide tube profile and relatively light 1,000 kg hull weight.

Comfort is good for a day boat but limited by the open RIB format. It can carry up to 12 people, which is impressive for a 7-meter model, but there are no cabins and no real overnight livability. Seating and deck space should work well for short trips, swimming stops, and family outings, but not for extended cruising in rough weather.

Value is strongest if the boat is used as a premium dayboat or charter RIB. It offers size, capacity, and performance in a package that remains manageable to tow, berth, and operate. Buyers looking for shelter, sleeping space, or true cruising amenities will need a larger cabin boat, but for nearshore recreation the Turismo 7.0 is a well-balanced choice.

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