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Motorboat Saver Saver 330 sport 11 metri  incluso watergames 500hp

Motorboat Saver Saver 330 sport 11 metri incluso watergames 500hp review

Yacht · 36 ft (11 m) · Portisco

GGetBoat EditorialReviewed August 1, 2026
4.0/ 5
expert score
Design4.2
Performance4.4
Comfort3.8
Handling4.3
Value3.7

Key specs

Builder
Saver
Model
Saver 330 sport 11 metri incluso watergames
Length
36 ft (11 m)
Guests
11
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Verdict

The Saver 330 Sport is a capable 11-meter day cruiser with strong performance, a practical two-cabin layout, and enough space for family or small-group use. Its appeal is best for buyers who prioritize speed, cockpit utility, and sporty handling over luxury-level finish or expansive interior volume.

Pros

  • +11 m hull with two cabins and one bathroom
  • +Twin-engine setup with strong cruising and top-end pace
  • +Good capacity for up to 11 guests
  • +Sporty, stable character suited to fast coastal runs

Cons

  • Interior volume is limited for overnighting compared with larger cruisers
  • Comfort is functional rather than luxury-oriented
  • Fuel use can be significant with twin high-output engines
  • Value depends heavily on the boat’s maintenance and exact equipment

The Saver 330 Sport is an 11-meter Italian motorboat positioned as a sporty family day cruiser. Public listings consistently describe it as an 11 m model with two cabins, one bathroom, and accommodation for up to 11 people, which makes it versatile for coastal outings and short stays.[1][2][10]

On the water, the model is usually offered with twin engines around 500 hp total, and listings describe cruise speed near 30 knots with a top speed around 43 knots on some versions. That points to brisk acceleration and confident open-water performance, with handling aimed at stable, fast cruising rather than slow-speed maneuvering alone.[1][2]

Comfort is acceptable for its class, but the layout is compact and more practical than luxurious. The two-cabin arrangement and single head suit weekends or day trips, yet the boat is better matched to a mixed-use charter profile than to long onboard living.[1][2][10]

In value terms, the Saver 330 Sport makes sense for buyers who want performance and usable deck space in a manageable length. Its running costs and purchase value will depend strongly on engine package, year, and condition, but as a sporty 11-meter cruiser it sits in a competitive mid-market segment.[1][2][10]

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