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Yacht makes unique Italian-style vessels.
The pleasure craft conceived by the Marsala shipyard are designed to experience the sea under the banner of elegance, sportiness and comfort.
Harmonious design, advanced technologies, high-level performance and customization are the elements that characterize each model.
With a length of 9.60 meters and a width of 3 meters, LiLybaeum ‘s Lipari 31 is a boat that, with its large offset bow, takes the physiognomy of American Fishermen and mixes it with the style and quality of Mediterranean boats.
Like all the Sicilian shipyard’s other boats, the Lipari 31 possesses first-rate quality standards and levels of precision, ensuring the highest level of comfort and functionality.
For those who were not able to admire her at the Cannes Yachting Festival, Lilybaeum Lipari 31 awaits you, September 19-24, at the Genoa Boat Show, at booth BA 300.
Lipari 31 follows the philosophy and elegant lines of its younger sister, the Levanzo 25.
The sophisticated deep-V hull enables exhilarating performance, ensuring perfect stability and excellent maneuverability even in adverse weather conditions. Lipari 31 can be equipped with outboard engines from 400 to 800 hp.
Installation of inboard-outboard engines can be requested at the customer’s request.
The sporty qualities of this boat only counterbalance the fine finishes and attention to detail with which each unit is outfitted.
The spacious and cozy rooms are embellished with highly selected materials designed for dreaming, relaxing and a new experience at sea.
The Lipari 31 has two large sundecks aft, under which are two large refrigerators.
There is comfortable seating in Pruna, which overlooks the helm console.
In front of the bridge extends another convivial area, ideal for dining, chatting or sunbathing with friends and family.
The Lipari 31 ‘s below-deck spaces are maximized and designed to offer a generous compartment that serves as a dressing room and is equipped with a bathroom with toilet.
A comfortable, finished and cozy space that, just like an elegant tailored garment, gives the owner the option of opting for a configuration with comfortable additional double berth upon request.
Lilybaeum Yacht is the brainchild of two young entrepreneurs driven by a common great passion: yachting.
The shipyard operates with the goal of creating one-of-a-kind pleasure craft, made of the highest quality materials, entirely handcrafted and assembled by experienced Italian craftsmen.
DESIGN: Lilybaeum Yacht s.r.l. BUILDER: Lilybaeum Yacht s.r.l CATEGORY CE: B/C LENGTH F.T: 9.60 m MAXIMUM LOAVING: 3.00 m LENGTH FISHING: 0.60 m DRAINAGE: 2.5 t WATER TANK: 140 l FUEL TANK: 450 l PEOPLE BOATABLE: 10/12 ENGINE: 1/2 Outboard POWER INSTALLATION: 400-800 HP
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