Here you will find a selection of Explorer Yacht shipyards from Italy.

Cantiere della Marche

Foundation: 2010

Sizes category: 28 -47 meters

Construction: Steel hull and aluminum superstructure

Explorer models: Darwin 92 , Darwin 102 , Darwin 112 , Flexplorer 140 , RJ 115 , RJ 130 , RJ 157

Most famous yacht: Flexplorer 140 Aurelia

Personal opinion: The Explorer Yacht builder number 1 from Italy. Excellent quality, shipbuilder expertise and world class Italian design. There are not many shipyards that specialize in Explorer Yacht building like CDM.

Ocean King

Foundation: 2000 (estimate)

Sizes category: 26 - 62 meters

Construction: Steel hull and aluminum superstructure

Explorer models: 88 , 100 , 130

Most famous yacht: Ocean King 130 Genesia

Personal opinion: The shipyard from Venice originally specialized in the refit and service of tugs. Recently, explorer yachts have also been built there.

CPN Cantiere Navale

Foundation: 2007

Sizes category: 36 meters

Construction: Steel hull and aluminum superstructure

Explorer models: 36 meters

Most famous yacht: CPN K584

Personal opinion: The Flagship K584 stands out in any marina with its distinctive shape. The Explorer is currently the only Explorer ship on the water from CPN, a shipyard that specializes in steel and aluminum construction for other Italian shipyards.

Terranova Yachts

Foundation: 2015

Sizes category: 26 - 31 meters

Construction: Glass fiber reinforced plastic

Explorer models: T88 Ares , T90 , TM90 , T100 , T108

Most famous yacht: -

Personal opinion: With only a few ships in the water, it's hard for me to say anything about this yard except that it has yet to prove itself.

Rosetti Yachts

Foundation: 2017

Sizes category: 37 - 65 meters

Construction: Steel hull and aluminum superstructure

Explorer models: RSY 38m EXP

Most famous yacht: RSY 38m EXP

Personal opinion: The first Rosetti Explorer yacht was exhibited at the Cannes Yacht Show in 2021. The Italian shipyard comes from commercial shipping and is now trying to establish itself in yachting.