2026 Barletta Boats Leggera R23MA
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Boat Description
Barletta Leggera R23MA: Modern Style with Open Meridian Lounging
1. General Information
The Barletta Leggera R23MA is a sleek fibreglass pontoon from Barletta Boats of Bristol, Indiana, combining modern design with a sociable, open layout. Its 7.77 m deck and 2.59 m beam carry up to 10 guests, making it a stylish and manageable choice for couples and small groups.
The MA floorplan uses Barletta's Meridian Lounge, with long side lounges and a clear centre walkway from bow to stern, topped by a powered arch for shade and style. As an open day boat there are no cabins or berths. Up to 400 hp and a 242-litre fuel tank deliver lively performance and range.
2. Construction and Design
The fibreglass body rides on 7.01 m aluminium tubes of 66 cm diameter with a 51 cm transom, pairing crisp, contemporary lines with a stable ride. Premium upholstery, a digital helm and the powered arch give it a refined, upmarket feel.
3. Key Features
Fibreglass body: A sleek fibreglass exterior gives the Leggera a modern, striking presence.
Meridian Lounge with clear walkway: Long side lounges and an open centre path make relaxing and moving about easy.
Powered arch: Adds shade and style, and lowers for storage and bridge clearance.
Up to 400 hp: Strong outboard options deliver brisk acceleration and watersports capability.
4. Summary
The Barletta Leggera R23MA suits owners who want design-led luxury and an open, sociable layout in a compact size. It is ideal for relaxed cruising, sunset outings and entertaining friends.
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Performance & Ratios
Maximum passengers: 10.
Tube length 7.01 m, tube diameter 66 cm, transom height 51 cm.
Barletta lists 2,041 kg as both boat weight and maximum weight.
Fibreglass body on aluminium tubes.
MA floorplan: Meridian Lounge with clear walkway and powered arch.












