The Itama 70 enhances the experience of freedom at sea through new spaces, innovative solutions, and a contemporary design language, while preserving the minimalist style that has always characterized the brand's model range.

With an overall length of 21.23 meters and a beam of 5.30 meters, the Itama 70 features an exterior design by Vallicelli Design; the interiors, created by IdeaeItalia, reinterpret the distinctive elements of the Itama tradition, forging a new balance between sportiness, elegance, and comfort.

In keeping with the "Made in Italy" style and Itama’s signature sporty lines, the exterior design interprets the brand's heritage from a contemporary perspective while introducing aesthetic and functional solutions that define the yacht's personality.

The yacht’s profile features a convex line extending from bow to stern, allowing for expanded deck spaces, particularly in the bow area. The Itama 70 is also characterized by side hull windows—first introduced on the Itama 54—and a transom that harmoniously mirrors the angle of the stem, creating an elegant, dynamic silhouette that embodies the brand's sporty spirit.

Access to the flybridge from the spacious aft platform—which accommodates a 3.25-meter tender—is via a two-section door: the upper section features a pantograph opening mechanism, while the lower section opens outwards to form a practical step. Aft, the seating area is dominated by a large sunpad—an iconic Itama feature—that connects directly to the dining area via an integrated backrest, ensuring a seamless transition between the various zones of the main deck. The helm station is located on the port side and offers excellent visibility, with seating for up to three people. The standard configuration includes two 12-inch touchscreen plotters—upgradable to 16-inch units—featuring SIMRAD navigation systems.

In keeping with Itama tradition, access to the foredeck is centrally positioned relative to the windshield and reached via a comfortable set of stairs. This area is entirely separate from the companionway leading to the lower deck, ensuring a smoother, more natural flow of movement on board. Reflecting the style of the Itama 54, the Itama 70 also features a spacious foredeck sunpad, seamlessly integrated into the deck design; it invites guests to enjoy the sea in complete freedom, offering panoramic views that underscore the "open yacht" concept.

The Itama 70 is powered by twin MAN V12 engines. The standard version features two 1,400 hp engines, delivering a top speed of 37 knots and a cruising speed of 33 knots, while an optional version with two 1,550 hp engines offers a top speed of 39 knots and a cruising speed of 35 knots.