Saint Kitts & Nevis Sanlorenzo
Sanlorenzo builds across fibreglass, aluminium, and composite, producing motor yachts from around 28 metres to full explorer yachts above 60 metres.
Saint Kitts & Nevis Trinity
Trinity Yachts, the Gulfport yard known for wide-beam American motor yachts with generous outdoor spaces and volume-efficient interiors, produces hulls from 40 metres to above 60 metres that have become familiar in Caribbean charter waters.
Saint Kitts & Nevis Turquoise
Turquoise Yachts, the Istanbul yard that built its reputation on meticulous woodwork and a finish standard that competes with Northern European builders, produces motor yachts between 30 and 80 metres to bespoke specifications.
Saint Kitts & Nevis VSY
VSY, the Venetian superyacht yard producing large custom motor yachts in the 40 to 70 metre range, commissions each hull individually to an owner’s specification.
Saint Kitts & Nevis Westport
Westport Yachts, the Washington State yard known for resin-infused composite construction and a Pacific Northwest design sensibility, produces motor yachts from 40 to over 60 metres with hulls that are lighter and quieter than comparable steel builds of similar size.
Saint Martin Abeking & Rasmussen
Abeking and Rasmussen, the Bremen shipyard founded in 1907, builds in aluminium and composite with a precision that sets its hulls apart from most comparable yards in terms of tolerances, paint finish, and joinery quality.
Saint Martin Admiral
Admiral Yachts, the Italian Sea Group yard based in Marina di Carrara, builds steel and composite motor yachts from 40 metres upward with a design language that is distinctly Italian in its proportions and material choices.
Saint Martin Alloy
Alloy Yachts, the New Zealand yard that produced a fleet of large aluminium sailing yachts before closing its Auckland facility, created vessels that remain among the most respected in the charter sailing market.
Saint Kitts & Nevis Ocean Alexander
Ocean Alexander, the Taiwanese yard that established its sales and design headquarters in Seattle, builds fibreglass and composite motor yachts from approximately 28 to 50 metres under a Pacific Northwest aesthetic that combines practical build quality with a contemporary design sensibility.
Saint Kitts & Nevis Oceanco
Oceanco, the Dutch yard based in Alblasserdam, builds large custom motor yachts that regularly appear on lists of the world’s largest and most technically advanced vessels.
