
marinello eden 22 review
Yacht · 23 ft (7 m) · Torrevieja
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Key specs
- Builder
- marinello
- Model
- eden 22
- Length
- 23 ft (7 m)
- Guests
- 9
Verdict
A practical 23-foot Italian open boat with broad family appeal: easy to run, flexible on engine choice, and well suited to day cruising and watersports. It is not a luxury cruiser, but it offers sensible space and strong value for its size.
Pros
- +Compact 23 ft size makes marina access and trailering manageable
- +Carries up to 9 people, which is strong for its class
- +Planing hull and outboard setup suit coastal day use
- +Simple open layout supports sunbathing and social cruising
- +Wide 2.44 m beam helps stability and usable deck space
Cons
- −Open design offers limited overnight capability and weather protection
- −Cabin count is not clearly specified for this 2018 boat
- −Comfort depends heavily on canopy, cushions, and option packages
- −Not intended for long-range cruising or heavy-conditions passage making
The Marinello Eden 22 is a compact Italian open boat built around a practical family day-boat formula. Public listings place it at about 6.8-6.9 m long with a 2.44 m beam, a fiberglass planing hull, and seating for up to 9 people. That combination gives it a sensible footprint without feeling too small on deck.
On the water, the Eden 22 is typically paired with an outboard in the 80-225 hp range, so performance varies widely by specification. In general, this type of hull should feel responsive, easy to accelerate, and suited to short coastal hops, lake use, and towing sports when properly powered. Handling should be straightforward rather than sporty in a sharp-edged way, with the wide beam helping stability at rest.
Comfort and livability are best judged as day-boat level. The layout emphasizes open-air lounging, sunpads, and simple storage rather than enclosed cruising amenities. Some versions and listings mention optional extras such as a small bathroom area or additional comfort equipment, but these are not guaranteed on every boat.
Overall value is a strong point. The Eden 22 sits in a segment where buyers usually want easy ownership, flexible engine choices, and enough space for a family or group of friends. It is a good fit for relaxed day cruising, but buyers expecting cabin-cruiser privacy or overnight comfort should look higher up the range.


