Barletta Replaces the Corsa With All-New Halcyon

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Barletta Boats has introduced the all-new Halcyon series for 2027, replacing the longstanding Corsa name with a redesigned pontoon platform available in 23- and 25-foot configurations.

The Halcyon marks a new evolution from the popular Corsa platform and features a new exterior design, updated materials, revised interior details, and four unique floorplans. The series will be offered in Ultra Lounge, Meridian Lounge, Quad Lounge, and Ultra Entertainer layouts.

According to the company, the Halcyon will be positioned between its mid-range and premium luxury offerings, describing it as a progression point for customers seeking a modern upgrade in design, technology, and comfort.

“With Halcyon, we set out to create a boat that feels unmistakably Barletta while opening a new chapter for the brand,” said Josiah Druckenmiller, vice president of design and product development for Barletta Boats.

“Every detail was intentionally crafted to deliver a stronger visual presence, a more connected experience on the water and the premium comfort our customers expect. Halcyon represents our commitment to continually evolving based on how people want to boat today.”

The exterior incorporates a sculpted rail profile and Barletta's integrated NuVu window cutouts. The window design open sightlines to provide greater visibility from inside the boat.

Inside, the Halcyon features premium materials, body-contouring cushions with multi-density foam, and an elevated helm with navigation, controls, and primary systems all positioned within easy reach. An optional Power Arch is also available.

The four floorplans offer different configurations for both the 23- and 25-foot models. The Ultra Lounge uses Barletta's rear lounge arrangement, while the Meridian Lounge provides a flexible rear seating configuration. The Quad Lounge uses four chaise lounges, and the Ultra Entertainer combines a midship bar area with the rear Ultra Lounge.

Power options range from 150 to 425 horsepower.

The foundation for the Halcyon—the Corsa—was first introduced in 2021. The new series will carry forward elements of that model while introducing a substantially updated exterior and interior with broader appeal to more boaters.

“The introduction of Halcyon reflects where the market is heading and where our customers are taking us,” said Jeff Haradine, president of Barletta Boats. “Boaters are looking for products that deliver premium experiences, distinctive styling and the confidence that comes from owning a thoughtfully engineered boat. Halcyon was created to meet those expectations and expand what is possible within the Barletta lineup.”

Barletta's 2027 lineup will also include updates to its other series. Earlier in September, the company announced changes across the Reserve, Lusso, Cabrio, Aria and Sanza lines, including new interior colours, Alpine Gray flooring, wireless charging, revised gate-stop designs, and additional technology and power options.