Shipyards

In the world of yachting, shipyards are the architects of nautical dreams. These places are where innovation, craftsmanship, and artistry come together to create vessels that embody extravagance on the high seas.

These hubs of maritime excellence are where engineering precision and aesthetic brilliance combine, ensuring that each superyacht becomes a unique masterpiece. Each shipyard possesses a unique identity, whether it is a commitment to eco-friendly design, a legacy of craftsmanship, or a reputation for building record-breaking superyachts. Many of them have made a lasting impact on yachting history, consistently pushing the boundaries of design, performance, and luxury. Step aboard as we embark on a journey through the shipyards of the world, where innovation meets the sea, and each vessel contributes to a rich maritime legacy.

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Lurssen

Founded in 1875 by Friedrich Lürssen in partnership with automotive pioneers Gottlieb Daimler and Wilhelm Maybach.

Oceanco

In just over two and a half decades, Oceanco has evolved from a small South African enterprise to a global heavyweight in custom superyacht production.

Feadship

Founded in the Netherlands in 1849, Feadship stands as a titan in the custom superyacht industry, maintaining its reputation through a relentless pursuit of perfection.

Amels

Nestled in the Dutch shipbuilding town of Vlissingen, with roots stretching back to the 14th century, Amels has evolved as a symbol of the Netherlands’ illustrious maritime history.

Damen

From its origins in the early 20th century, Damen has woven a rich tapestry of maritime excellence. Founded in 1927 by Jan and Marinus Damen in the Netherlands, the shipyard began its journey crafting workboats.

Admiral

Admiral Yachts, an iconic name in the world of luxury seafaring, has its roots deeply planted in Italian maritime tradition.

Gulf craft

Founded in the United Arab Emirates in 1982, Gulf Craft began its journey as a modest builder of fishing boats.

Benetti

Founded in the 19th century, Benetti is among the world’s most prestigious superyacht builders, tracing its lineage back to two ancient Italian shipyards: Fratelli Benetti in Viareggio (1873) and Fratelli Orlando in Livorno (1866).

Turquoise

Founded in 1997 by leaders of the Turkish boat-building industry, Proteksan Yachts Inc. and Turquoise Yacht Construction, Turquoise Yachts underwent a transformation in 2014 when MB Holding became its majority shareholder.

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