Lomac Milan confirms its attendance of the show in Venice from May 31 to June 4 with MareSport Team, the new Veneto region dealer, which recently joined the group of Lomac’s top dealers and has broad expertise gained over more than 30 years in business.
Showcased at the event against the spectacular backdrop of Venice’s Arsenale, the historic shipyard district that still makes up a large part of the city, will be two boats that capture the best of the Milan-based brand: the luxurious GranTurismo 12.0 and the new entry-level offering in the upgraded Turismo range, the 7.0.
The GT12.0 in the GranTurismo line, the family of Lomac’s most exclusive boats, is the brand’s top-of-the-range model. Designed to deliver the ideal combination of design, comfort and performance, the boat targets customers who are looking for sporty performance but aren’t prepared to sacrifice comfort, liveability and safety, or settle for anything less than an aggressive, streamlined design. Attention to detail is another plus point for this maxi-RIB, which offers a huge range of materials and customization options and is also in great demand as a luxury tender.
The Turismo 7.0, on the other hand, is the new boat that has set in motion a process to redefine the yard’s Turismo range with expertise and investment in research, development and design typical of high-end products, starting with hull lines studied specifically for this boat and ready for any challenge at sea. The deck of the new 7.0 is extremely functional and follows the tradition of Mediterranean boats by providing forward and aft sun pads, the latter of which can be converted into a dinette with a central table and U-shaped seating for 6/8 guests on board. The helm station features highly sophisticated pilot and co-pilot seats that are sporty and stable, but also very useful when the boat is facing rough seas. The console, which has an ergonomic, rational and clean design, contains a fridge unit.
Lomac will be at the Venice Boat Show with MareSport Team, in Piazzale della Campanella, pier P2.