According to the shipyard brochure, the eleventh model in the series, christened "Clorinda", is aimed specifically at owners who want to travel both sportily and elegantly. The 37-metre semi-glider has a balanced layout of the interior and exterior areas. The interior layout has been optimised for ten guests and a crew of five. The spacious owner's suite extends over two decks. Various layout options are of course available.
"Clorinda" combines features of the early "ISA Sport 120" models with those of more recent versions designed by Enrico Gobbi. The new features include generously glazed window fronts, two jet ski garages and a skylight that provides the owner's suite with plenty of light.
Three MTU sixteen-cylinder engines, each with an output of 1790 kilowatts, in combination with KaMeWa waterjets, give "Clorinda" a maximum speed of 33 knots.
For Giuseppe Palumbo, CEO of the Italian shipyard, the launch has a special significance. The new location is a further step towards the success of the yacht building company ISA Yachts, which was founded in 2001. "Our goal is to secure a leading position among the world's most important superyacht shipyards."
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