The Lomac Turismo 7.0 is a remarkable Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB) designed for those who seek both adventure and luxury on the water. Crafted by the renowned Italian manufacturer Lomac, this model combines cutting-edge technology with an elegant aesthetic, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable ride. Measuring 7 meters in length, the Turismo 7.0 offers a perfect balance between size and performance, making it suitable for various maritime activities, from leisurely cruises to thrilling water sports. The vessel’s hull is constructed from high-quality GRP, known for its durability and lightweight properties, which enhances the overall performance and fuel efficiency. The planning hull configuration ensures a stable and comfortable ride even in choppy waters, while the monohull type provides excellent maneuverability and control. Powered by an outboard engine, the Lomac Turismo 7.0 can reach impressive speeds, offering both excitement and reliability. Inside, the boat is designed with practicality and comfort in mind. It can comfortably accommodate up to 8 day guests, making it ideal for family outings or social gatherings on the sea. The seating is ergonomically designed, providing maximum comfort while maintaining a stylish appearance. The helm station is equipped with advanced navigation and control systems, ensuring an intuitive and user-friendly experience for the captain. Overall, the Lomac Turismo 7.0 is a testament to Lomac’s commitment to quality and innovation in marine design. Whether you’re exploring coastal waters or enjoying a day of sunbathing and relaxation, this RIB offers an unparalleled experience on the water.
Length
7M
Beam
2.8M
Draft
0.5M
Day Guests
8
Sleeping
0
Cabin
0
Cruise Speed
25KT
Max Speed
40KT
Fuel
200L
Range
150NM
Engine
Yamaha 150 HP
Option 1
Suzuki 175 HP
Option 2
Mercury 200 HP
Naval
Lomac In-house Team
Exterior
Lomac In-house Team
Interior
Lomac In-house Team
New Starting From
€50,000
High Price Brokerage
€45,000
Low Price Brokerage
€35,000
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Eight guests, one deck, no wasted space.
The cockpit and bow together host eight guests comfortably, with sunbeds front and back for anyone who simply wants to lie in the sun. At the stern, the seating folds into a dinette built around a central table, enough for six to eight people to eat together at anchor, and two supportive, sporty seats keep the pilot and co-pilot properly braced underway rather than perched on a flat bench. It is a deck designed for a full day out, not a quick spin around the bay.
Forty knots at the top, twenty five at cruise, numbers that suit her size exactly.
A Yamaha 150hp engine comes as standard, with Suzuki 175hp or Mercury 200hp available for owners who want more in reserve. Two hundred litres of fuel give her a genuine 150 nautical mile range, enough for a full day of exploring without constantly watching the gauge. A shallow 0.5 metre draught means she can nose into shallow bays and sandy coves that would stop larger boats, part of what makes a RIB this size genuinely useful rather than simply quick.
She looks built for duty, not for show.
A new hull, developed specifically for this model, gives the Turismo 7.0 a vertical bow stem that cuts spray and keeps the deck dry in conditions that would soak a more conventional bow. High freeboard runs the length of the boat, adding both protection and a visual sense of solidity. The styling leans muscular, with steel detailing worked into the console and rails rather than hidden away, and two colour schemes, a lighter Mediterranean palette and a darker Nordic one, let an owner match her look to where she will actually be used. Lomac’s own in-house team drew every line, the first chapter in a four year plan to carry this language across the whole Turismo range.
The whole deck rearranges itself depending on the moment.
Forward, the seating area converts into a sunbed at the touch of a cushion, while aft the same trick turns open bench seating into a proper dinette for six to eight guests around a central table. The console sits between the two, clean and ergonomic, with a built in fridge keeping drinks cold without anyone leaving their seat. Two sport seats at the helm complete the practical side of the layout, giving the pilot and co-pilot real support once the throttles open up.
Nothing about the Turismo 7.0 happened by accident.
Her hull was purpose built for this redesign rather than inherited from an older model, shaped specifically to deliver the dry ride her vertical bow stem promises. Fuel capacity of 200 litres is tuned to match her 25 knot cruise and 150 nautical mile range, and the shallow 0.5 metre draught reflects a deliberate choice to prioritise access over outright speed. She is, in every sense, a considered first step in a programme that will reshape the rest of Lomac’s Turismo line over the next several years.
Length
7M
Beam
2.8M
Draft
0.5M
Guests
0
Cabins
0
Cruise Speed
30Kt
Max Speed
50Kt
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