Absolute Reviews
Based in Piacenza, a town in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy, roughly 150km north-east of Genoa, Absolute Yachts has been an independent boatbuilder since 2002.
Founded by Marcello Bè and Sergio Maggi, the yard’s range of 40-73ft Navetta, Flybridge and sport yachts is internationally renowned and it has a prominent presence at all of the world’s leading boat shows.
It’s name and motto (Reaching for the Absolute) reflects its desire to achieve the finest standards in both build quality and seakeeping. What’s more, Absolute is continually striving for environmental improvements, by fitting the most efficient and low-impact Volvo Penta propulsion systems.
Absolute’s inland location means that all the fibreglass hulls and decks have to be transported by road prior separately to joining and launch – a logistical hurdle that means every yacht is built to exacting standards to ensure it will stand up to the journey. Once launched, Absolute Yachts are easily maintained, with the yard ensuring that all key components are easily accessible and can be removed without the need for invasive processes.
You can read all the latest Absolute Yachts news, reviews and features on MBY.com
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The 56 Fly is comfortable, well built and reassuring to drive Absolute 56 Fly review: Italian yard packs in an abundance of space and style
Review Price: £1,510,000.00
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Absolute 50 Fly review: From the archives
Review Price: £694,000.00
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All photos: Absolute Yachts Absolute 47 Fly review: Impressive all-rounder would make an excellent family boat
Review Price: £789,738.00
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Absolute 68 Navetta review: This bullet train of the seas is much more than a trawler
Review Price: £2,600,000.00
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The Absolute Navetta 73 hit a top speed of 25.6 knots on test Credit: Absolute Yachts Absolute Navetta 73: This rugged trawler is a bouncer among bridesmaids
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Absolute Navetta 48 review – the inland yard’s outstanding offshore cruiser
Having topped the range with the Navetta 73, Absolute is now looking to tail it with the 48 – its smallest Navetta yet
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First drive of the Absolute 58 Navetta
We put the Absolute 58 Navetta to the test at the Genoa Boat Show
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Absolute 50 CAD layout Absolute 50 Fly
First ever flybridge from Absolute
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Absolute 43 artist's impression Absolute 43
Absolute 43 - IPS and a convertible hardtop
Review Price: £300,000.00
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Absolute 70 Absolute 70
Absolute's latest creation may well prove to be a 'Marmite' boat – you'll either love it or loathe it
Review Price: £1,450,000.00
