Itama 75' - 'Chalice'
 

This thing is a beauty. I think it's very elegant.
It's the largest of the Itama line at 75 feet.
It has twin 1823 hp MTU engines w/ surface drives and it can reach peak speeds of up to 43 knots or cruise comfortably at 38 knots.

Take a look at 'Chalice'

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Some interior shots

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It has a nice cruising speed, although I am more of a Fan of the new Riva.

As brand brothers in the Ferreti Group, Itama focuses more on open air cruisers IMO with their classic design thanks to Mario Amati. The new enclosed Rivas are a totally new design. Although this yacht and a Sunriva as a tender I would not deny. :)

I jizzed in my pants.

I've been on 75 Itama's before, and I absolutely love them. It's a perfect boat for Miami and Bahama cruising.

Saw Yalla Yalla in St. Tropez this summer. Itama 75's are such beauties, especially in dark blue or black! The boat has all you need really...
Thanks for posting, LOVE IT!

Looks fantastic in w/ a blue hull as well

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They also had a VHP Version (Very High Performace) that was supposed to be able to do 60 knots (FYI ~70mph) . Not sure if it's still available or if there was one built.

Here are the drafts

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Not too shabby eh.

Gorgeous. Don't see any of those around here....