Saint Kitts & Nevis Overmarine
Overmarine builds Mangusta motor yachts in Viareggio, producing a range of fast, wide-beam vessels from 30 to over 45 metres that prioritise speed and outdoor volume in equal measure.
Saint Kitts & Nevis Perini Navi
Perini Navi builds large sailing yachts in Viareggio, producing sloops and ketch-rigged motorsailers that carry deep hulls, carbon or aluminium rigs, and computerised sail-handling systems managed by a professional crew.
Saint Kitts & Nevis Feadship
Feadship, the cooperative of Dutch yards building under the Holland Shipyard Group and De Voogt Naval Architects design office, holds a reputation in the superyacht industry that is essentially without equal.
Saint Kitts & Nevis Gulf Craft
Gulf Craft, the UAE-based manufacturer best known for production motor yachts and passenger vessels, operates a range of leisure boats that includes superyachts under the Majesty brand.
Saint Kitts & Nevis Heesen
Heesen Yachts, the Dutch yard based in Oss, has built a specific reputation around its FDHF and fast-displacement hulls, producing aluminium yachts that run considerably faster than their length would traditionally allow.
Saint Kitts & Nevis Lurssen
Lurssen, the Bremen-Vegesack yard with a history stretching back to 1875, stands at the very top of the superyacht build hierarchy.
Saint Kitts & Nevis CRN
CRN, part of the Ferretti Group and based in Ancona on Italy’s Adriatic coast, builds large steel-hull motor yachts noted for the volume they deliver within their overall dimensions.
Saint Kitts & Nevis Delta Marine
Delta Marine, the Seattle-area yard specialising in aluminium and composite construction, has built a charter fleet reputation for large-volume motor yachts with a Pacific Northwest build sensibility: straightforward in engineering, generous in outdoor space, and well-suited to extended passages in variable conditions.
Saint Kitts & Nevis Admiral
Admiral Yachts, part of The Italian Sea Group, builds steel and composite motor yachts from 40 metres to custom commissions above 60 metres.
Saint Kitts & Nevis Alloy
Alloy Yachts, the New Zealand yard that became one of the world’s most respected builders of large sailing vessels before closing its Auckland facility, produced a fleet of aluminium-hulled sloops and ketches that continue to charter in the Caribbean and beyond.
