Manò Marine is the youngest and most modern Neapolitan nautical shipyard. It opened its doors in 1990 on the enchanted banks of the Gulf of Naples. At the origin of the shipbuilding activity, becoming over time among the most important and famous in Italy, is the great marine passion of Gennaro e Rosario Colella, father and son who have known how to combine their immense love for navigation with entrepreneurial spirit consisting of creativity, organisation and managerial intelligence.
Safe and solid ships, original design, accuracy even in the smallest details, construction materials, and comfort are the Rules of the Manò Marine shipyard production. The production of Manò Marine vessels takes place in the prestigious Neapolitan shipyards, also with international professional collaboration. At the end of the last millennium, to satisfy the ever-growing demand for sports craft, the Manò Marine Company built a new shipyard where a pool of professional experts with modern and technological instruments and research centres for development and testing, creates and produces innovative vessels, perfect for carrying capacity and handling, unique for safety, finish and comfort, for the national and international markets.
The vast range of models can satisfy any kind of client, from the small comfortable and easy to handle Mano' 18 to the latest vessel produced: Manò 38,50 Sport. One of the primary and most salient characteristics of this thoroughbred is its excellent, elegant and racy trim in navigation in spite of its dimensions, convincing even the most “demanding” that knowing how to design and construct vessels is never casual. The latest novelties conceived by the Neapolitan shipyard are: Manò 20.50 WA; Manò 22.52 Nesis Open and Manò 22,52 Cabin (ideal for families with a good 4 bed places); the Manò 23.50 Sport, and the Manò 25 Cruiser (4 bed places), the new Manò Marine Fishing Boat. Success for a shipyard that has certainly known how to renew itself and reach its product target and range of clientele. A powerful rise for the Neapolitan Manò Marine Shipyard that, with its all well-conceived vessels, similar to each other in performance and elegant trim in navigation, varied and probably close to perfect from the living point of view, both internally and externally, has achieved really considerable results.