Grand Bahama Island Lurssen

Grand Bahama Island yacht charter

Lurssen is one of the most storied yacht builders in the world, established in Bremen in 1875 and today operating from Lemwerder in northern Germany.

Grand Bahama Island Ocean Alexander

Grand Bahama Island yacht charter

Ocean Alexander is a North American brand producing semi-custom fibreglass motor yachts between 29 and 45 metres from facilities in Taiwan and distributed through a North American network.

Grand Bahama Island Oceanco

Grand Bahama Island yacht charter

Oceanco is a Dutch custom yacht builder based in Alblasserdam, producing some of the most technically advanced and architecturally ambitious motor yachts in the world from 50 to over 100 metres.

Grand Bahama Island Overmarine

Grand Bahama Island yacht charter

Overmarine is an Italian shipyard based in Lucca, best known for the Mangusta range of fast open motor yachts from 18 to over 50 metres.

Grand Bahama Island Perini Navi

Grand Bahama Island yacht charter

Perini Navi is an Italian builder specialising in high-performance sailing yachts from 30 to over 60 metres, produced at facilities in Viareggio and La Spezia.

Grand Bahama Island Christensen

Grand Bahama Island yacht charter

Christensen Yachts is an American builder based in Newport Beach, California, producing custom fibreglass and composite motor yachts between 38 and 55 metres.

Grand Bahama Island CRN

Grand Bahama Island yacht charter

CRN is an Ancona-based Italian shipyard and part of the Ferretti Group, building full-custom steel and aluminium motor yachts from 40 metres to over 90 metres.

Grand Bahama Island Delta Marine

Grand Bahama Island yacht charter

Delta Marine is a Seattle-based American shipyard with a reputation for building long-range displacement yachts in fibreglass and steel from 30 to over 90 metres.

Grand Bahama Island Feadship

Grand Bahama Island yacht charter

Feadship is the Dutch synonym for full-custom yacht building, a consortium of three Holland yards producing steel and aluminium motor yachts from 30 to over 100 metres with a record of zero technical failures at sea going back to 1949.