The Rossi shipyard was founded in the 1970s by Claudio and Paride Rossi with a focus on metal fabrication.

Rossinavi shipyard. Today Rossinavi combines new and old styles and aims to make their Clients vison. With many decades of experience in the subcontracting role the Rossi brothers sought to reorganize their shipyard Cantiere Fratelli Rossi into a fully integrated operation for the construction of custom superyachts and have direct control over every portion of. What is the current Rossinavi line-up.

Rossi Navi Luxury Yachts Shipyard. In the eighties started the construction of the first coastal passenger ships together with the production of steel and aluminum hulls and superstructures in. Rossinavi is an Italian shipyard based in Viareggio Tuscany and specializes in fully custom aluminum and steel yachts.

The respected Italian shipyard Rossinavi has launched the FR036 motor yacht FLYING DAGGER this Saturday with the ceremony starting at noon. She can accommodate up to 10 guests with 9 crew members. History of Rossinavi Yachts.

The 49m 16076 superyacht was constructed based on the naval architecture by Arrabito Naval Architects and boasts distinct exterior lines by Team 4 Design Enrico Gobbi. A brand Rossinavi born in 2007 as the natural evolution of the Cantiere Fratelli Rossi. Rossinavis Vector 63 metre Utopia IV blends sporty looks derived from Italian automotive styling with larger interior volumes than what her silhouette gives away.

Italian shipyard Rossinavi launched Endeavour II aka Project EnduranceEndeavour II has a length of 50m and is a long-range motor yacht with a range of 5000 nautical miles. The first Vector 63 hit the water last March at Rossinavis yard. FLYING DAGGER is a 499 m Motor Yacht.

Rossinavi was founded in Viareggio in 2007 as a natural evolution of the Fratelli Rossi shipyard famous since the 1970s for their unmatched skill in molding metal. Luxury yacht builder Rossinavi is an Italian manufacturer of custom steel and aluminium superyachts from 28 metres and up based at the Rossi shipyard in Viareggio. Fitted with three 1934 kW MTU engines that drive her three Kamewa waterjets Flying Dagger can reach a top speed of 31 knots and cruise at 24 knots in absolute comfort thanks to the naval architecture developed by Arrabito Naval Architects.