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Antonini Navi

Serra, Italy

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What Antonini Navi does.

Antonini Navi is an Italian superyacht builder located in Lerici, Italy. The company specializes in custom builds, crafting yachts that reflect the unique requirements and personal tastes of their owners. Antonini Navi recently delivered the Seamore 34, a full-custom steel crossover yacht, and unveiled the Light63M project by Nauta. The company is part of the Miglio Blu consortium, a strategic network of leading Italian shipyards. Antonini Navi delivered the Suy110, a 34-meter yacht that combines cruising pleasure with the comfort of a high-tech resort. The company was founded in 19032 Lerici and has been delivering custom yachts since its establishment.

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