Altamar 50

Gracious exterior and welcoming interior layouts, clever use of volumes - functionality and style without compromise. The Fifty’s flawless joinery and finishing will satisfy the most discriminating Yachtsman.

Components are selected according to their quality, ease of service and Manufacturer’s support. The structure is in harmony with the Italian Register (RIna). Machinery and equipment is installed adhering to the rules and regulations of the US Coast Guard, the American Boat and Yacht Council and the CE. Main engines’ rigging is certified by AB Volvo Penta (Sweden)

Stable and solid, the forever-variable sea conditions are handled by the Fifty with aplomb and grace. The engineering, the care and craftsmanship of the building processes results in this fine vessel, a sure source of pleasure and a matter of pride – both for the builder and the own.

Altamar 64

Sixtyfour’s graceful looks are the announcement of its style, concord and engineering. Volumes stubbornly worked to assist a purpose, merging good taste and comfort. Handling and maneuvering reliable and true. A design aware of service and maintenance - starting point of simple and doable procedures.

The same way that light colored interiors give a sharp, modern feel to the interior, the way the Sixtyfour is built ensures its performance. Using a three piece tooling system the solid fiberglass hull is molded. With expanded closed cell PVC as core material, the decks and superstructures are formed. Only first class components are meticously installed. The rigging and the engineering correspond with US Coast Guard, RIna, ABYC and CE rules and regulations.

Le Corbusier depicts the house as a machine to live in. We consider the Sixtyfour as our flagship, a luxury machine meant for the sea, to live in and to go places with it. Aesthetics are essential - of our great concern - but, using Le Corbusier's image, the beauty, the harmony are the end result of the machine’s performance.