admiral 28 yacht

LENGTH OVERALL

27.50 metres

GROSS TONNAGE

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€ 1.400.000 VAT PAID

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Baby Boss – Admiral 28, is an iconic super yacht built by Admiral in 1992, hit the water in 2002 for the first time and she was completely refitted in 2021. The exterior lines and interior design of the Motor Yacht “Baby Boss” were curated by the architect “Paolo Caliari”, one of the founding fathers of contemporary yacht design as well as one of the major expressions of classic made in Italy.

MY “Baby Boss” faced a huge refitting that involved every single part of the boat, from systems to engines and interiors, involving the experience of master craftsmen in order to keep the original project and the timeless classic elegance of the yacht unchanged. All of this required a major financial investment bringing the vessel back to sail the sea in excellent comfort and safety.

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Admiral yachts is the flagship brand of the Italian Sea Group, renowned for its aluminum and steel superyachts. Admiral yachts for sale range in size from 37 to 100-plus meters. Admiral luxury yachts are the embodiment of true Italian build prowess, style and design. The brand had been building its incredibly notable yachts in Marina di Carrara, Italy, for more than 50 years. Since its inception, Admiral has delivered more than 140 yachts. These yachts were built in the brand’s modern shipyard where its craftsmen have an acute focus and attention to detail, provide an exceptional level of quality, utilize innovative techniques and are proud to represent the “made in Italy,” tagline. Admiral yachts for sale are built to the highest standards that are set for by international classification societies, including ABS and RINA. These yachts are safe, seaworthy and offer top performance. The brand is dedicated to its clients and to producing the best possible yachts on the water.

The Admiral Sales Fleet

Whether shopping for a boat for sale or charter, Admiral builds to the highest standards that are set for by international classification societies, including ABS and RINA. Today, Admiral has 11 series of yachts available in aluminum and steel. The models range between 37 and 100 meters in length and are offered as planning, displacement or semi-displacement.

Admiral takes great pride in building completely bespoke yachts built to the requirements, needs and wants of each yacht owner. The brand’s exceptional craftsmen and The Italian Sea Group’s experienced interior team is able to make owners’ dreams a reality aboard their Admiral new construction yachts. Admiral yachts have received accolades throughout the years for the innovation and presentation of its yachts. Some of the most famed yachts in its fleet include the 54-meter SEA FORCE ONE, the 42-meter BLUE EYES, the 40-meter CACOS V, which was a collaboration with the renowned Luca Dina Design, and the 35-meter FLYING DRAGON, among others.

Admiral superyachts for sale are beautiful, bespoke and innovative. They are built utilizing contemporary, ever-evolving technology and backed by the world-class Italian Sea Group. The brand continues to elevate its yachts and push the boundaries to create the yachts of its owners’ dreams. If you are interested in owning a true Italian-built luxury yacht of exceptional caliber, look no farther than an Admiral yacht for sale. Northrop & Johnson’s yacht brokers are experts on Admiral yachts for sale. For more information on Admiral yachts for sale, contact a Northrop & Johnson yacht broker today.

Admiral luxury superyachts are the embodiment of true Italian build prowess, style and design.

The History of Admiral Yachting

Admiral officially began building yachts in 1962, however, the origins of the brand can be found in the 1950s when Cantieri Navali Lavagna started producing wooden motor yachts under the moniker “Arcobaleno Super.” The first Admiral yacht to make its debut in 1966 was an 18-meter wooden flybridge yacht, which was so popular that the shipyard began to build larger versions, including a 30-meter yacht based on the same design, which launched in the mid-1970s. The 34-meter MAU MAU also followed suit and was outfitted with four engines, which provided her with a top speed of 32 knots. Yachts in the 30-meter range were rare in the 1970s and Admiral continued to stand out as it launched five more 30-meter yachts, including SAHARET, IPSUM, ERAF, KADIA and SAUDADE.

In 1982, Admiral launched its first yacht using light alloy materials, which provided both high performance and exceptional safety at sea. Admiral is now renowned for its steel and aluminum yachts that provide high speeds, top performance and the epitome of on-water safety.

In 2011, Admiral became part of The Italian Sea Group in the Technomar portfolio, which provided the brand with the ability to expand its portfolio, broaden its reach and better serve clients around the world.

Northrop & Johnson’s yacht brokers are experts in Admiral yachts for sale and charter. They can assist you in choosing the perfect yacht for your needs. For more information on buying, building or chartering Admiral yachts, consult a Northrop & Johnson yacht broker today.

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A man had to be treated by paramedics after a motorboat crashed into a breakwater. An air ambulance landed at Mount Batten this afternoon after the boat dramatically ran aground just metres from where a woman was sitting.

Eyewitnesses say the vessel left Sutton Harbour this afternoon (Tuesday, September 17), appearing to intend to sail around Mount Batten. However, it was later photographed aground at the breakwater.

Plymouth Coastguard Rescue Team and the RNLI were called to the incident at around 2.50pm today. A spokesperson for HM Coastguard told PlymouthLive that a vessel was reported to have run aground at the Mount Batten breakwater.

An eyewitness said he and his wife saw the motorboat heading out of Sutton Harbour through the turntable bridge. "From there it was heading towards Mount Batten breakwater, presumably to go past it, to head on out," they said.

"After a couple of minutes a pilot boat tied up and two guys got off, jumped into a twin engine boat and with great haste, went chasing off in the same direction. By the time we walked up to Dutton's Cafe, the motor boat was already on the rocks."

Another witness said: "My daughter has just witnessed a boat crash into the rocks four meters away from her."

South Western Ambulance Service vehicles were seen in the area and video footage also shows a helicopter from Devon Air Ambulance landing. One man was taken into the care of paramedics, but it is unclear if he was then taken to hospital.

A spokesperson for HM Coastguard said: "HM Coastguard coordinated the response to a motor vessel reported to have gone aground at the Mount Batten breakwater, Plymouth, at about 2.50pm on 17 September.

"The vessel was moved to a pontoon where the man was taken into the care of the South Western Ambulance Service. Plymouth Coastguard Rescue Team and the RNLI's inshore lifeboat from Plymouth attended."

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