Antonini Navi Announces the Joining of Hull and Superstructure for Seamore 34

Antonini Navi, a company specializing in the superyacht sector and founded in 2020 by the Antonini Group in collaboration with engineer Aldo Manna, is pleased to announce the successful operation of joining the hull and superstructure of the Seamore 34.

The steel hull was connected to the aluminum superstructure using bimetal. The next phase will focus on the internal compartmentalization of the yacht, which has been designed and developed by Hot Lab. Seamore 34 is the first model in a “semi-custom” series, with its launch scheduled for the second half of 2025. 

The hull profile features a high, dominant bow that gives the design a sleek and sporty feel, while the volumes of the superstructure contribute to an elegant, maritime look. The concept involves areas designed to be totally versatile and flexible, giving priority to open spaces that create unique settings for sharing and conviviality among guests. 

One of the most interesting features of Seamore 34 is the more than 150-square-metre open-air living space on the main deck, much of which can be closed off if needed by sliding pocket windows fitted flush with the deck.

At this stage the unit is already available for onboard visits by clients, captains, and brokers, guided by the shipyard’s technical office engineers, providing industry professionals with the opportunity to appreciate the yacht’s high-quality construction and innovative design.