Dalla Pietà Yachts manufacturers signs the art of living in pure Italian style and reduces the distance between the sportive open and the cruising yacht.
Once again Dalla Pietà Yachts is preparing itself for an art debut. With the DP 70' model, which combines aesthetics with functionality, fine materials and handcraft details in a mix made up of comfort and high technology. Entirely designed by the shipyard's technical team, and placed beside the DP 59' to build up and enrich the Fly range: revisited with an open style, it proposes itself as a unique model.

This new proposal seduces due to the widening of the conviviality area, which starts at aft. Here there are a broad sunbathing area which transforms into a comfortable sofa facing the sea and two steps which lead to the horizontally pivoted aft bridge which can be experienced as a small private beach or it can accommodate water boat scooters or large-sized tenders.
At bow there is a second relax area with a broad sofa, a mini-bar and a sunbathing area serviceable also during navigation.
On the Fly the sportive spirit is expressed by the command post: central and slightly rear warded compared to the traditional post, it leaves space in front of the dashboard for a dinette easily transformable into a solarium area. Behind a small area for the deckchairs.

In the interior layout plan, DP wanted to offer the Ship-Owners the possibility to choose where to position the Owner's cabin, in the centre or bow, maintaining the same dimensions. Planned in two versions (with 3 cabins and 3 bathrooms or 4 cabins and 4 bathrooms) the new Fly proposes some interesting architectural solutions also for what concerns the crew area which can be equipped with 1 cabin, 1 bathroom and a storage area that can be converted into a second cabin. Last, the utility area access has been designed not to disturb life on board.

Inside, furniture design and customization. Outside, interesting concept with broad relax areas. A perfect mix between concepts of space, volume and movement, in order to surprise and satisfy the most demanding Ship-Owner.