Gagliotta

Gagliotta is an Italian shipbuilding company that was founded in the early 50s of the last century in Naples by Salvatore Gagliotta. The founder of the shipyard was a great fan of the speedboats, especially fast ones. He had to learn everything by his own, working on the first vessels. Later, in the 60s, the company began to work not with the amateur, but with the semi-industrial boats. The shipyard was gaining popularity when some ships under this brand won in the regattas.

The company was awarded by the experts, including the creator of the Nautica brand. The boats of this brand was compared with the high-end racing cars. In the 70s the shipyard launched the cruise speedboat prototype. CAMARO SG entered the annals of shipbuilding. During 1970-2000 the CAMARO GAGLIOTTA range was a reference point for designers and lovers of the sea.

Thirty years of commercial success is what the developer got after the launch of a new type of speedboats. In 2000, the company began to work in collaboration with architect Stefano Mango.

In 2009, in collaboration Judel & Vroijlik Gagliotta produced a new model. It was Gagliotta Lobster 35. This boat immediately became a landmark, it combined the German design, the Italian experience in the shipbuilding industry, love for the sea and much more. Today, the company is working on the new models of ships, but so far they are not advertised.

Among the customers the boats under this brand are in good demand. Gagliotta became a true legend. It is a synonym for the high-speed boats.