Vittoria Shipyard in Adria near Venice have launched their first yacht. The LC Superfast is a 24-metre landing craft based on the design and functionality of similar vessels built for military operations. In fact, the yacht’s owner chose Vittoria Shipyard because of their experience in building craft such as fast interceptors and self-righting search and rescue boats, as well as steel-hulled working vessels.
An all-in-one yacht and support vessel, the LC Superfast was tailored to its owner’s requests for exploring both at sea and on land in the Pacific. Equipped with waterjet propulsion and a reduced draft for use in shallow waters, the hull is designed to approach the beach and a hatch in the bow can be lowered to create a ramp for landing a vehicle. Other areas are dedicated to sport fishing and scuba diving. The foredeck can house equipment of up to 10 tonnes and there are two cranes to handle the loading and unloading of tenders and toys. The interior comprises two double ensuite cabins, a third transformable cabin, and a galley. 
“The LC Superfast is the result of months of careful design and construction that has involved all of us,” says Paolo Duò, president of the Vittoria Shipyard. “I believe that it demonstrates once again our construction capacity, attention to detail and the drive for innovation that is part and parcel of our history and that will also characterise our new division.”