The hull comes first
Every model starts below the waterline. On the offshore Venturis, two steps and twin Venturi tunnels produce the speed, so the boat needs neither brute power nor a light, fragile build.
Not a tagline. A design rule. Every hull, every system and every decision has to pass one test: does it make the boat smarter? Being louder, heavier or more complicated doesn't count.
Every Venturi starts with one question: what does this boat actually need to do well? The answer shapes the hull, the materials, the way the deck flows and the way the boat comes alongside a quay. The money goes into what changes how the boat performs, and the saving goes back to the owner.
Every model starts below the waterline. On the offshore Venturis, two steps and twin Venturi tunnels produce the speed, so the boat needs neither brute power nor a light, fragile build.
Every Venturi has at least one feature that didn't exist before it. Two staterooms joined under the helm. Bulwarks that fold into a teak terrace. An aft deck that seats twenty at two tables.
Published speeds are measured, then rounded down, never up. On the 1767 a full-specification boat comes at one price, and what's on the build sheet is what arrives aboard.
Eighteen metres built for the day: lunch for twenty, a sun deck the size of a terrace, and a military-bred hull underneath.
The 1767 and 1799 run on a two-step, deep-V hull with an integrated bracket. It was developed for high-speed naval and patrol craft, and more than 50 vessels on this hull are now in military and commercial service. The speed comes from hydrodynamics. Select a feature to see what it does.



On the 1767 the build sheet is the specification sheet: what's listed is what arrives aboard.
Resin is drawn through the laminate under constant pressure, so every square metre is wetted out the same way, whoever does the work and whenever. Voids are all but eliminated.
There is nothing in the structure that can absorb water or rot.
A higher fibre ratio than hand lay-up gives a stiffer, stronger hull. Weight saved in the laminate means more speed and better economy on the water.
On the large models a high-density Airex core is used and every void in the hull is filled.
The 1767's carbon-fibre hardtop and hatches take weight out high up and lower the centre of gravity.
The closed mould keeps styrene vapour out of the workshop, which is better for the people who build the boats.
Each model name is its length in centimetres. Select a boat to open its page: photographs, layouts, performance and the full specification.
Profiles drawn to a common scale from published lengths. They are illustrations, not general-arrangement drawings.
Full particulars for these models are available from your Venturi dealer.
Four tools. Narrow the range to your boat, put the candidates side by side, configure the 1767, and work out how long your passages will take.
Bars are relative within each row. Bold marks the highest value. A dash means the figure hasn't been published yet.
The 1767 is delivered complete. You make two decisions: which engines, and whether to add the Sports Bridge. Hull colour is chosen with you at the yard.
Preset distances are approximate. Always plan the route on official charts.
The slider tops out at the model's published top speed. Most owners cruise at 60–75% of it.
Venturi Commercial combines Armacraft's experience in law enforcement and defence with Venturi's efficient construction and support network. The boats are built for operators who measure a boat by its hours in service.
A 6-metre catamaran with hydrofoil assistance. It loads patients over a bow ramp straight from the beach, crosses by water, then continues by road on a single-axle trailer behind a standard 4×4. It runs on any mainstream outboard brand.
A 17.5-metre crew-transfer boat powered by quad outboards, built for the fast, repeated runs between shore and offshore assets that wear ordinary boats out.
Commercial specifications are tailored to each tender. Ask a dealer for a technical file.
Some of a Venturi's advantages are clear at the dock. The rest only show once you are underway: how the hull rides, the passage between the 1767's cabins, how the 1195's deck opens up. Book a sea trial with your nearest dealer.
The Mediterranean network has 54 dealers and is launching for Emocean and Venturi in Q4 2026. Production partners are in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Lebanon, South Africa, Sri Lanka and Vietnam.