Shipyard Italy est. 1966
Admiral Yacht Charter
The lineage starts in the 1950s with wooden yachts built under the Arcobaleno Super and President names. The first boat to carry the Admiral name itself was an 18-metre launched in 1966.
- Yachts for charter
- 11
- Length range
- 13m – 72m
- Build years
- 2001 – 2026
- Charter destinations
- 12
About the shipyard
Giovanni Costantino founded The Italian Sea Group in 2009 by buying Tecnomar, and added Admiral in 2011. The group now builds at Marina di Carrara up to 140m and is the largest Italian builder of yachts over 50m, with Perini Navi and Picchiotti alongside.
Marina di Carrara is where the marble comes from, which is not a coincidence in the interiors. The yard works to individual briefs rather than a catalogue, so the fleet spreads unusually wide — steel or aluminium at the top end, composite lower down.
- Founded
- 1966
- Shipyard
- Marina di Carrara, Italy
- Group
- The Italian Sea Group
- Construction
- Steel, aluminium and composite
- Model ranges
- Custom · Regale
What defines Admiral
- First Admiral launched 1966
- Custom steel and aluminium
- Marble from the yard's own town
Admiral spans a 13m boat to a 72m superyacht, so the badge alone tells you very little. Judge the individual yacht.
- Largest we list
- Kensho
- Newest we list
- Geco by Armani
Admiral yachts available to charter
Where you can charter a Admiral
Chartering a Admiral: common questions
- How many Admiral yachts can I charter?
- We currently list 11 of them available for charter, across 12 countries. Availability moves week to week, so ask us for live dates on any yacht that interests you.
- What size are the Admiral yachts on Boatcrowd?
- They run from 13m to 72m. Larger yachts carry more crew and more space per guest rather than simply more guests, so tell us your group size and we will point you at the right end of the range.
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