⛵ Sailboat

Alpa Yachts (ITA)

Active: 1956 – 1978 • Website

Founded in 1956 by Danilo Cattadori, Alpa was one of the first builders of fiberglass sailing boats in Europe. Early on the company gained a reputation for its high quality fiberglass FLYING DUTCHMAN class boats. The first larger yacht was the ALPA 50, introduced in 1969. Far more successful was the Van de Stadt designed ALPA 6.7. This was followed by the 9.24, 9.5 and 11.5. Other yachts were the Alpa 42, Alpa 38, 19, 21, 27 and 34. Although the Alpa name was resurrected in 1990, the production sailboat operation closed its doors in 1978.

Boats (21)

Name LOA (ft) First Built Last Built Rig
ALPA A7 22.97 1961 — Masthead Sloop
ALPA 11.50 37.93 1975 1979 Masthead Sloop
ALPA 12.70 41.5 1969 1977 Masthead Sloop
ALPA 21 21.25 1976 — Masthead Sloop
ALPA 36 MS 36.82 1972 — Masthead Ketch
ALPA 38 37.28 1976 — Masthead Sloop
ALPA 42 39.37 1973 — Staysail Ketch
ALPA 6.7 21.82 1968 — Masthead Sloop
ALPA 7.4 24.28 1974 1981 Masthead Sloop
ALPA 8.25 27.08 1967 1983 Masthead Sloop
ALPA 9.50 31.17 1970 — Masthead Sloop
ALPA A11 37.01 1968 — Masthead Sloop
ALPA A15 48.23 1962 — Masthead Yawl
ALPA A19 18.7 1975 — Fractional Sloop
ALPA A27 26.82 1975 — Masthead Sloop
ALPA A34 33.17 1977 — Masthead Sloop
ALPA A8 26.25 1974 — Masthead Sloop
ALPA A9 29.82 1967 1970 Masthead Sloop
ALPA ESSE 15.42 1968 1978 Fractional Sloop
FLYING DUTCHMAN 20 1951 — Fractional Sloop
INTERNATIONAL FJ 13.22 1956 — Fractional Sloop