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Azimut
Italian builder of luxury motor yachts, founded in Avigliana in 1969 and part of the Azimut|Benetti Group.
Beneteau
French yacht builder founded in 1884, among the world's largest producers of sailing and motor yachts.

Nautor Swan
Finnish builder of luxury sailing yachts, founded in 1966 in Pietarsaari and known worldwide as Nautor Swan.
Benetti
Italian superyacht builder founded in Viareggio in 1873 and part of the Azimut|Benetti Group since 1985, producing composite and steel motor yachts from 36 to 72 metres plus custom gigayachts.

Lagoon
French builder of cruising catamarans, based in Bordeaux since 1984 and a brand of Beneteau Group.
Hallberg-Rassy
Swedish builder of bluewater cruising sailboats, based in Ellös and formed in 1972, when the Rassy yard took over that of Harry Hallberg (founded in 1943), and still 100% family-owned.

Nordhavn
The full-displacement passagemaker brand of Pacific Asian Enterprises, Dana Point, California — nineteen models from the 12.6-metre Nordhavn 41 to the 36.8-metre Nordhavn 120, built in Taiwan and Xiamen since the first Nordhavn 46 of 1989, with more ocean crossings and circumnavigations than any other production motor yacht.

Sunreef Yachts
Polish builder of custom luxury catamarans from Gdańsk, founded in 2002 by Francis Lapp — the Sunreef 50 to 100 sailing catamarans, the 60 to 100 Sunreef Power motor catamarans, each in a Classic and a solar-electric Eco version, the Ultima 44 to 88 motor yachts with a BRABUS edition, and superyacht projects up to a 210-foot power trimaran.
Hanse
German builder of cruising sailing yachts, founded in Greifswald in 1990 and built by HanseYachts AG.
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Absolute Yachts
Italian builder of motor yachts, founded in 2002 and based at its integrated shipyard in Podenzano.
Advanced Yachts
Milan-based Italian sailing-yacht atelier building a few semi-custom performance cruisers a year — the 18.6-metre A62, the 20.5-metre A66 and the 24-metre A80, the latter two drawn by Reichel/Pugh with design by Nauta Design, and the 22-metre AC72 catamaran whose first hull is in build.
Allures Yachting
French builder of aluminium blue-water cruising sailboats, founded in 2003 and part of the Grand Large Yachting group.
Alubat
French builder of all-aluminium lifting-keel blue-water yachts — the OVNI range (370, 430, 490, 650) and the CIGALE 15 QR — founded in 1973 at Les Sables-d'Olonne.
Amel
French builder of blue-water cruising monohulls, based in Périgny (La Rochelle) since the shipyard's founding in 1964.
Aquila Power Catamarans
Power-catamaran builder founded in 2012 by Lex Raas with MarineMax and the Xiong family's Sino Eagle Group — eighteen models from the 28 Molokai to the 70 Luxury across the Molokai, Sport, Coupe, Yacht and Luxury lines, plus new 45 and 50 sailing catamarans — built at Sino Eagle's yard in Hangzhou with over 1,000 boats delivered.
Arcadia Yachts
Neapolitan builder of glass-walled, solar-roofed semi-displacement motor yachts — seven models in the A and Sherpa collections, from the 18.7-metre Sherpa 60 to the 35-metre A115, built at Torre Annunziata on the Bay of Naples.
Arcona Yachts
Swedish builder of cruiser-racer sailing yachts, based in Henån.
Arksen
British adventure company founded by Jasper Smith that builds aluminium explorer yachts and boats — the Humphreys-designed Arksen 85, 75 and 65 with ranges of 3,700 to 7,000 nautical miles, the Finnish-built Adventure Series 55 and 35, and the Discovery Series RIBs 10 and 8.
Astondoa
Family-run Spanish shipyard founded in 1916 by the Astondoa brothers at Portugalete and building since the 1980s at Santa Pola near Alicante — twelve semi-custom motor yachts from the 11.6-metre 377 Coupe to the 60-metre 197 Steel, more than 3,000 vessels in four generations.
Axopar
Finnish adventure-boat brand from Helsinki that created its own segment with the Axopar 28 in 2014 — sixteen outboard variants across the 22, 25, 29, 37, 38 and 45 hulls in Spyder, T-Top, Sun Top, Cross Top, Cross Bow, CCX and XC Cross Cabin versions, more than 7,500 boats delivered in just over a decade.
Azimut
Italian builder of luxury motor yachts, founded in Avigliana in 1969 and part of the Azimut|Benetti Group.
Back Cove Yachts
Maine builder of Downeast-style motor yachts and Sabre's sister brand since 2003 — four models from the 12.1-metre 34O to the 14.1-metre 412, on a single inboard diesel or twin and triple Mercury outboards, built in Rockland.
Baglietto
Italian yard founded at Varazze in 1854 by Pietro Baglietto and now part of the Gavio Group, building steel and aluminium superyachts at La Spezia and Carrara — the DOM, T and Fast lines and two Enrico Gobbi projects from 34.5 to 60.6 metres, plus full-custom yachts.
Balance Catamarans
American-founded builder of performance sailing catamarans, established in 2013 by Phillip Berman, with boats built by partner yards in Saint Francis and Cape Town, South Africa.
Bali
French catamaran brand founded in 2014 by Olivier Poncin, designed by Catana Group's Research and Innovation department, known for its opening bow door concept.
Baltic Yachts
Finnish builder of advanced-composite sailing yachts founded in 1973 by five boatbuilders in Ostrobothnia — mostly full-custom carbon superyachts from Pietarsaari, plus the semi-custom Baltic 67 Performance Cruiser and the 68 and 80 Café Racer daysailers.
Bavaria Yachts
German builder of sailing yachts and motorboats, founded 1978 and based at its shipyard in Giebelstadt near Würzburg.
Belize Motoryachts
Riviera's classic-styled sister brand from the Gold Coast — four models, the Belize 55 and 66 in Sedan and Daybridge versions, hand-built at Riviera's Coomera yard with single-level living, Volvo Penta IPS pods and interiors that Riviera bills as customisation without peer.
Beneteau
French yacht builder founded in 1884, among the world's largest producers of sailing and motor yachts.
Benetti
Italian superyacht builder founded in Viareggio in 1873 and part of the Azimut|Benetti Group since 1985, producing composite and steel motor yachts from 36 to 72 metres plus custom gigayachts.
Bertram
American sportfishing builder in Tampa, Florida, that the yard calls one of the most iconic marine brands, with more than sixty years of boats behind it — six models today, the 28CC, 34CC and 39CC outboard centre consoles and the 35 Flybridge, 50 Sport and 61 Convertible diesel sportfishers, from 9.1 to 18.6 metres.
Bestevaer
Dutch builder of go-anywhere aluminium explorer sailing and motor yachts, designed by Gerard Dijkstra since 2003 and built by KM Yachtbuilders in Makkum.
Bluegame
Italian builder of unconventional multipurpose motor yachts — the BG walkaround range (42 to 74), BGX crossovers (63 to 83), the BGM75 catamaran and the foil-assisted BGF45 — founded in 2004 by Luca Santella and part of the Sanlorenzo group since 2018.
Boréal Yachts
Breton builder of aluminium centreboard expedition sailboats founded in 2005 by navigator-designer Jean-François Delvoye — four models from the 13.9-metre Boréal 44.2 to the 21.6-metre Boréal 70, built at Minihy-Tréguier for the tropics and the high latitudes alike.
Boston Whaler
American builder of foam-filled, 'unsinkable' outboard boats from Edgewater, Florida, part of Brunswick Corporation — twenty-one models from 6.5 m entered here, from the 210 Montauk to the 13-metre 420 Outrage, in the Montauk, Dauntless, Vantage, Conquest, Realm and Outrage series.
Candela
Swedish builder of electric hydrofoil boats founded in Stockholm in 2014 — the 8.5-metre C-8 leisure boat and the 12-metre P-12 in Voyager and Business versions, flying on computer-controlled carbon-fibre foils driven by its own C-Pod electric motors.
Catalina Yachts
American sailboat builder founded by Frank Butler in 1970, which calls itself America's largest sailboat builder — the 22 Sport and 22 Capri trailerables, the 276 Sport, the 6 Series 316, 356, 386 and 426 and the 445, from 7.3 to 13.5 metres, owned, designed and built in Largo, Florida.
Catana Catamarans
French builder of offshore cruising catamarans, founded in 1984, known for 40 years of innovation in composite construction and performance design.
Chris-Craft
American runabout builder whose history goes back to 1874, handcrafted in Sarasota, Florida, and owned by Winnebago Industries — twelve sterndrive and outboard models from 7.6 to 11.3 m in the Sportster, Launch, Launch GT, Corsair, Calypso and Catalina series.
CNB Yacht Builders
French builder of custom and semi-custom sailing yachts, founded in Bordeaux in 1987, formerly part of Beneteau Group and now owned by Solaris.
Contest Yachts
Dutch builder of semi-custom centre-cockpit cruising yachts, founded in 1959 by Ed Conijn and still family-run in Medemblik.
Cranchi
Italian builder of motor yachts, founded in 1870 on Lake Como and joined by the Monzino family in 1970.
Custom Line
Ferretti Group's semi-custom superyacht brand, founded in 1996 and built entirely at the group's Ancona superyacht yard — the planing Saetta line (106', 128', 140'), the displacement Navetta line (30, 35, 38, 42) and the aluminium Custom Line 50 — with almost 300 yachts at sea.
De Antonio Yachts
Barcelona builder of design-led day boats founded in 2012 — eight models from the 7.2-metre electric E23 to the 18.5-metre D60, all but the E23 with Mercury Verado outboards hidden inside the hull under a continuous stern platform.
Dehler
German performance-cruiser marque founded by Willi Dehler in 1963, built by HanseYachts AG in Greifswald since 2009 — three judel/vrolijk-designed models from 10.7 to 14.9 m (Dehler 34, 38 SQ, 46 SQ), each with standard and competition rigs and three or four keel options.
Delphia
Groupe Beneteau's 'mindful cruising' marque, born on Poland's Masurian lakes in 1990 — seven displacement motor cruisers of 9.8 to 13.4 m for canals, rivers and sheltered coasts, on Yanmar diesels of 45 to 230 hp or Torqeedo electric drive, designed by Vripack and Tony Castro.
Dragonfly Trimarans
Danish family yard building folding Swing Wing cruising trimarans since 1967 — today the Dragonfly 25, 28, 33, 36 and 40, from 7.65 to 12.40 metres — founded by Børge Quorning at Skærbæk near Fredericia and run by his son Jens, with some 40 boats a year.
Dufour Yachts
French sailing-yacht builder founded by Michel Dufour in 1964, building monohulls at Périgny near La Rochelle and part of the Fountaine Pajot group since 2018 — six models from the Dufour 37 to the Dufour 54, hull lengths 10.77 to 16.84 m, two to five cabins.
Elan
Slovenian builder of cruising and racing sailing yachts, based in Begunje na Gorenjskem, offering the E, Impression, and GT lines.
Excess Catamarans
French builder of sporty sailing catamarans, part of Groupe Beneteau, launched with the Excess 12 and Excess 15.
Extra Yachts
Italian yacht line of Palumbo Superyachts, founded in 2017 — eight models in four lines (Fast, Triplex, Global, Shadow) from the 17-metre X56 Fast to the 44-metre X145 Global explorer, in GRP, carbon, aluminium or steel.
Fairline Yachts
British builder of hand-built motor yachts from 33 to 65 feet — the F//LINE, Targa, Squadron and Phantom ranges — founded in 1967 at Oundle Marina on the River Nene, where every boat is still built.
Faurby Yachts
Danish semi-custom builder of hand-finished cruising yachts in two lines — the Performance Cruiser (335 to 460) and the Deck Saloon (360 DS to 570 DS, evolved from Nordship) — at Lunderskov, Jutland, with roots going back to 1976.
Ferretti Yachts
Italian builder of luxury motor yachts, founded in 1968 and the founding brand of Ferretti Group.
Fiart
Motor-boat builder from Baia, Bacoli, near Naples, founded by Ruggiero Di Luggo and known since the 1960 Conchita — nine current models from the 11.6-metre Seawalker 35 walkaround to the 17.8-metre P58, in the Seawalker, P Line and SX Line ranges, built with resin infusion.
Fjord
Norwegian-founded builder of sporty motor yachts, established in the late 1950s and now part of Germany's HanseYachts AG since 2005.
Fleming Yachts
The pilothouse passagemaker marque founded in 1985 by Tony Fleming, former technical director of Grand Banks' builder American Marine — five semi-displacement models from the 18.5-metre Fleming 55 to the 26-metre Fleming 85, every one built by the Tung Hwa yard near Kaohsiung, Taiwan, and sold from Costa Mesa, California.
Fountaine Pajot
French builder of luxury sailing and power catamarans, founded in 1976 near La Rochelle and now part of a group that also owns Dufour Yachts.
Four Winns
Michigan bowrider builder founded by the Winn family in 1975 and part of Groupe Beneteau since 2014 — 18 H-Series and HD-Series bowriders from 6.1 to 10.8 metres, each in sterndrive and outboard versions, built in Cadillac.
Frauscher
Austrian family shipyard founded by Engelbert Frauscher in Vienna in 1927 and based near Gmunden on Lake Traunsee — eighteen design-led sports boats and electric boats from the 6.1-metre 610 San Remo to the 15-metre 1414 Demon, including the electric Frauscher x Porsche line.
Galeon
Polish builder of flybridge, skydeck, hardtop and GTO motor yachts from 33 to 80 feet, founded in 1982 and based in Straszyn near Gdańsk.
Garcia Yachts
French builder of aluminium blue-water cruising and exploration sailing yachts, founded in Normandy in 1974 and now part of the Grand Large Yachting group.
Goldfish Boat
Norwegian builder of high-performance RIBs from Son on the Oslofjord — stepped-hull Tender, Sport, Ocean, Bullet and Open models from 7.8 to 15.3 metres and the semi-professional X10 and X12, all designed by founder Pål Sollie.
Grand Banks Yachts
The long-range cruiser marque that began as American Marine in Hong Kong in the 1950s and launched the Grand Banks 36 in 1965 — eight carbon-infused V-Warp models from the Eastbay 44 to the 26.6-metre Grand Banks 85, built in Pasir Gudang, Malaysia and sold factory-direct from Stuart, Florida under ocean-racing champion Mark Richards.
Grand Soleil
Italian builder of performance-oriented sailing yachts, established over 50 years ago, part of Cantiere del Pardo S.p.A.
Gunboat
American-born builder of high-performance cruising catamarans, founded in 2002 and now built in La Grande-Motte, France, under Grand Large Yachting ownership since 2016.
Hallberg-Rassy
Swedish builder of bluewater cruising sailboats, based in Ellös and formed in 1972, when the Rassy yard took over that of Harry Hallberg (founded in 1943), and still 100% family-owned.
Hanse
German builder of cruising sailing yachts, founded in Greifswald in 1990 and built by HanseYachts AG.
Heesen Yachts
Dutch superyacht yard at Oss, founded by Frans Heesen in 1978, building aluminium and steel motor yachts entirely in-house — five semi-custom Heesen Series platforms from 50 to 57 metres, built on speculation for short delivery, alongside Smart Custom and Full Custom yachts.
HH Catamarans
Performance cruising catamaran brand of the Hudson Yacht Group, formed in 2012 and built at its own yards in Xiamen, China and Cebu, Philippines.
Horizon Yachts
Taiwan's largest yacht builder, founded in 1987 by naval architect John Lu in Kaohsiung — semi-custom motor yachts from 62 to 150 feet across the FD (Fast Displacement), E, EP, P, RP, CC explorer, PC power-catamaran and V series, with some 900 yachts delivered and a place among the world's top ten builders.
ICE Yachts
Italian builder of carbon-epoxy performance cruisers from Salvirola near Cremona — fourteen Felci-designed monohulls from the 15.8-metre ICE 52 to the 24-metre ICE 80, plus the ICE Cat sixty four and seventytwo catamarans by Micheletti+Partners, all infused in carbon and glass with carbon rigs.
Invictus Yacht
Italian builder of design-led open and hardtop boats from Calabria — thirteen models in the GT, TT and ST series, from the 8.9-metre GT280 to the 16.9-metre TT550 and ST550, all designed by Christian Grande and built by Aschenez at Borgia.
Island Packet Yachts
Florida builder of full-keel bluewater cruising sailboats, founded in 1979 by naval architect Bob Johnson — the IP 349, IP 439, new IP 459 and 42 Motor Sailer, with an IP 359 announced, from 11.7 to 14.3 metres, designed and built in Largo, Florida.
Italia Yachts
Italian builder of high-performance sailing monohulls, headquartered in Molfetta with its production shipyard in Castelvecchio, whose first model was the Italia 10.98 of 2010.
Itama
The Roman open-yacht marque founded by Mario Amati in 1969 and part of Ferretti Group since 2004 — five deep-V opens from the 16.4-metre Itama 54 to the 23.5-metre Itama 75 and the coming 80 Project, blue-hulled, 37 to 42 knots, the Dolce Vita status symbol at sea.
Jeanneau
French builder of sailing and motor yachts, founded in Les Herbiers in 1957 by Henry Jeanneau.
JPK Composites
Breton builder of IRC racers and fast cruisers drawn by Jacques Valer — JPK 1050 and 1180, the 39 FC and the coming 48 FC, plus the Nomad 40 motor cruiser — founded in 1992 by windsurfing champion Jean-Pierre Kelbert and building at Larmor-Plage near Lorient since the JPK 960 of 2003.
Kinetic Catamarans
Builder of all-carbon performance cruising catamarans, founded in 2018 — the 16.5-metre KC54 and the new K6 in 64-foot and 68-foot lengths, designed by Simonis Voogd in the Netherlands and built in Kinetic's own yard in Knysna, South Africa.
Kraken Yachts
Builder of heavy-displacement bluewater cruising yachts — the Kraken 44, 50 and 58 — designed around an integral 'Zero Keel' and a skeg-hung 'Alpha Rudder' for ocean passages.
Lagoon
French builder of cruising catamarans, based in Bordeaux since 1984 and a brand of Beneteau Group.
Leopard Catamarans
South African builder of bluewater cruising catamarans, established in 1997 and built by Robertson & Caine in Cape Town under the Travelopia group.
Majesty Yachts
The superyacht and flybridge brand of Gulf Craft in the United Arab Emirates — nine yachts from the 18.4-metre Majesty 60 to the 55-metre Majesty 175, built at the group's Umm Al Quwain yard, which the builder says it fits out for each owner.
Mangusta
Overmarine Group's Tuscan superyacht brand, founded by the Balducci family in 1985 and known for its fast open yachts — today three lines from 32 to 60 metres: Maxi Open, GranSport fast-displacement and Oceano displacement yachts, built at Viareggio, Pisa and Massa.
Marex
Norwegian family-boat builder founded in 1973 and now built in its own factory in Kaunas, Lithuania — seven cabin cruisers from the 9.5-metre 310 Sun Cruiser to the 13.7-metre 440 Scandinavia, with the Smart Canopy that closes the cockpit in under a minute.
Maritimo
Australian family-owned builder of long-range flybridge and sedan motor yachts — the M-Series (M50 to M75), S-Series (S50 to S75) and Offshore M600/S600 — built at Coomera on the Gold Coast, founded in 2003 by Bill Barry-Cotter.
ORC Catamarans
Lorient builder of fast, light cruising catamarans since 1995, now part of the Grand Large Yachting group — two tiller-steered boats, the 52-foot ORC 52.2 by Barreau-Neuman and the 18.4-metre ORC 57 flagship by Marc Lombard.
McConaghy Boats
Australian composite boatbuilder founded by John McConaghy in 1967 — maxi race yachts and one-designs, and from its Zhuhai yard in China the semi-custom MC and electric Panther sailing catamarans, the Sapphire, GT, Platinum and Explorer multihulls.
MJM Yachts
North Carolina builder of Downeast-styled pilothouse yachts founded in 2002 by J/Boats founder Bob Johnstone with naval architect Doug Zurn — six outboard models of 11.7 and 14.2 metres in the X, V and R series, built in vacuum-infused, oven-cured epoxy at Washington, NC.
Monte Carlo Yachts
Italian builder of 20- to 32-metre flybridge yachts, founded at Monfalcone on the Gulf of Trieste in 2008 within the Beneteau group — ten models in the MCY Collection and the enclosed-flybridge MCY Skylounge Collection, all styled by the Nuvolari Lenard studio and built by a modular process the yard developed itself.
Moody
British builder of deck saloon sailing yachts, founded in Swanwick in 1827 and owned by Germany's HanseYachts AG since 2007.
Mylius Yachts
Italian builder of carbon fast cruiser-racers (M60GL, M66RS, M72, M80RS) and a line of performance motor yachts (M47P, M62P, M76P), built to order at Podenzano near Piacenza.
Najad Yachts
Swedish manufacturer of luxury sailing yachts, based on the island of Orust since 1971.
Nautitech
French builder of luxury sailing catamarans, based in Rochefort sur Mer since 1994.
Nautor Swan
Finnish builder of luxury sailing yachts, founded in 1966 in Pietarsaari and known worldwide as Nautor Swan.
NEEL Trimarans
French builder of production sailing trimarans, based in La Rochelle, whose current range runs from the NEEL 43 to the NEEL 52.
Nimbus Boats
Swedish builder established in Gothenburg in 1968 — Scandinavian-design motorboats from the 8-metre Commuter and Tender to the 15-metre 495 Flybridge, in the Commuter, Tender, Weekender, Sport, Coupé, Drophead and Flybridge lines — the founding brand of the Nimbus Group.
Nomad Yachts
Gulf Craft's long-range explorer brand from the United Arab Emirates — four yachts from the 20-metre Nomad 65 to the 30-metre, tri-deck Nomad 101, built at Umm Al Quwain for owners who want to take the helm and head for remote anchorages.
Nordhavn
The full-displacement passagemaker brand of Pacific Asian Enterprises, Dana Point, California — nineteen models from the 12.6-metre Nordhavn 41 to the 36.8-metre Nordhavn 120, built in Taiwan and Xiamen since the first Nordhavn 46 of 1989, with more ocean crossings and circumnavigations than any other production motor yacht.
Numarine
Turkish builder of explorer yachts — the XP Series from the 22XP to the 47MXP and the XPC 38XPC/39MXPC — founded in 2002 by Ömer Malaz in Istanbul and building today at Gebze, Kocaeli.
Ocean Alexander
Taiwanese builder of semi-custom motor yachts that Alex Chueh named in 1977 — nine models from the 26.9-metre 27R to the 40.3-metre 40P in the Revolution, Legend and Puro series, designed with Evan K. Marshall and Giorgio M. Cassetta and built by Alexander Marine in Kaohsiung.
Oryx
Gulf Craft's sports-boat brand from the United Arab Emirates — five boats of 11.5 and 14.2 metres, in open FX and enclosed-cockpit LX versions plus the 379 day boat, built for fishing, diving, water sports and family days on the water.
Outer Reef Yachts
Fort Lauderdale builder of semi-custom long-range motoryachts whose first Classic was launched in 2000 — 24 models from the 17.2-metre 540 Adventure to the 27.4-metre 27 YXT in the Classic, Trident, Adventure and ASV series, built in Taiwan and, since the 2024 merger with Lynx Yachts, the Netherlands.
Outremer
French builder of bluewater cruising catamarans, founded in 1984 in La Grande-Motte and now part of the Grand Large Yachting group.
Oyster Yachts
British builder of luxury bluewater deck-saloon sailing yachts, founded in 1973 and led since 2018 by owner Richard Hadida.
Palm Beach Motor Yachts
Sydney-born builder of Downeast-styled performance motor yachts, founded in 1995 by ocean-racing sailor and shipwright Mark Richards and owned by Grand Banks Yachts since 2014 — fifteen V-Warp models in the Classic, GT and GT RS series, from the 14.7-metre Palm Beach 42 to the 32.6-metre Palm Beach 107.
Pardo Yachts
Italian builder of motoryachts with a distinctive inverted-bow design, part of Cantiere del Pardo, producing since 2017.
Pearl Yachts
British boutique builder of flybridge and raised-pilothouse motor yachts since 1998 — the Pearl 63, 73 and 82 and the 30-metre Pearl 100 Hybrid — with exteriors and naval architecture by Bill Dixon, interiors by Kelly Hoppen CBE and a five-year warranty.
Pershing
Italian builder of high-performance motoryachts, founded in 1985, based in Mondolfo, and part of the Ferretti Group since 1998.