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The beginning of the Shipyard Absolute in the nautical market starts in October 2002. Even if he has been recently constituted, his staff and his workers boast a twenty-years experience in the pleasure craft, ripened in one of the most big international Shipyard.
The Shipyard of Piacenza bases himself on the professionalism and on the passion for this work: the creative side of his "Centro Studi", together with the competence of his designers and of all the operative staff brings Absolute in the market as a new and young reality, but at the same time strong because of their ripened experience.
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Manufactures power boats and motor boats from 19 to 45 feet. (Site in Italian)
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Albin Marine is the successor to Albin Motor, originally founded in Sweden in 1899 as a marine diesel engine and boat manufacturer.The new Albin joins long line classic yachts from the North Sea sail & motor boats made in Sweden, to the offshore trawlers we produced in Taiwan, to their current line of DownEast cruising and fishing boats manufactured in Portsmouth, RI.
Their diesel powered yachts are built without compromise and known throughout the world as seaworthy vessels designed in the North Sea tradition to handle the roughest waters.
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Alden Yachts , "America's Boatbuilder," is located in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, USA. Crafters of semi-custom sailing and motor yachts, Alden Yachts received the Steve Collins "All Around Winner" award at the 2002 Newport International Boat Show. One of the yachts displayed at the show featured the new epoxy composite standard for both sailing and power construction, where epoxy resin is combined with E-Glass, Kevlar, or Carbon Fiber laminates. Ariel, a longtime commissioned Alden yacht, won the "Second in Class" finish in the 14th Marion to Bermuda Race. Power yachts are sized between 40 and 60 feet long, and sailing yachts are sized between 43 and 72 feet long. Yacht building is only one aspect of this full service provider, which also offers yacht brokerage, yacht charters, and a variety of repair and yard services.
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Aluminum Chambered Boats is a rapidly growing boat manufacturer located in Bellingham, Washington. Committed to delivering the world’s safest working boat to our recreational, commercial and government customers
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Astondoa Yachts benefit from a company philosophy of combined passion, experience, solidity, technology and design. A company founded in Spain in 1916, Astondoa owns three facilities that cater to the size of the yacht being produced. There are three ranges of the yachts: open range, middle overall, and big crafts. The facility at Viscaya is responsible for the 40-foot open sport model of Astondoa. In Almansa, yachts are created from 35 to 54 feet in length, while the Santa Pola location makes the larger lines of Astondoa yachts, from 57 to 122 feet in length. Quality control is of utmost importance during Astondoa yacht production and assembly at each of these facilities. Astondoa also pays much attention to the latest in both computer and process technology, ensuring effective and reliable yachts.
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A new leader in open cruiser design. Elegance, exclusive materials, expanded living area to the deck, and an open state-of-th-art technological and stylistic solution.
All range models satisfythe needs of a vaste clientel with engines from 800 to 2400 hp for a maximum speed of 46 knots, and V-drive, Arneson Drive or Water jet transmission systems. Hulls are carbon fiber and Kevlar with aluminum structures for ultra0-lightweight yet safe craft.
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Back Cove Yachts - Built In The Downeast Tradition
From spoon bow to gently sloped transom, the design elements of Back Cove Yachts speak to a Maine lobster boat heritage. Yet below the surface are modern deep-vee hulls, just waiting for an owner to push the throttle forward and to jump up onto plane.
Practical and beautiful, the new Back Coves are a delight to drive and a joy to behold. With ample room in their cockpits and comfortable amenities below, they are yachts that will give owners years of pleasure and immense pride of ownership, at a cost which is considerably lower than for custom boats of this type. Available in Hardtop and Express versions in two sizes, there is a Back Cove to suit every need.
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Baia Yachts have been produced as semi-custom, high performance yachts in Italy since 1961, originally under the company name Mericraft, and now known as Cantieri di Baja. Baia’s shipyard is found at the Gulf of Pozzuoli, near Naples, Italy; this area has been an ancient Roman harbor dating back to centuries B.C. The facilities are home to a number of integrated companies serving Baia exclusively. Baia has consistently been an Italian leader in adapting to advanced technologies. Baia started to create yacht cruisers with a rounded glass windshield as part of a convertible hard top offering. The hull construction process at Baia ensures the even distribution of the laminates and their associated mechanical attributes. The current fleet of Baia manufactured yachts range from 48 to 82 feet in length.
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Bayliner Yachts is world-famous for being premier in recreational boating and a member of the Brunswick Boat Group. Bayliner creates boats in runabout, deck boat, and cruiser lines using a fiberglass lamination process to ensure quality. With four separate manufacturing facilities, Bayliner is a large employer in several low population areas in North America. In Pipestone, Minnesota, Bayliner deckboats and classic versions of runabouts are constructed. Bayliner’s outboard boats and runabouts from 18 to 22 feet in length are built in Cumberland, Maryland. Two popular boat models are rendered in the Reynosa, Mexico facility, and Roseburg, Oregon makes Bayliners from 22 to 30 feet in length. The complete set of Bayliner models range from a 16 foot, 2 inch runabout to a 31 foot, 6 inch cruiser.
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Beneteau has been building boats for more than one century. Originally, robust trawlers sailing out regardless of the weather because they had to; boats built with dedication to excellent workmanship, with respect, and, above all, with high regard for the safety and the pleasure of the people who sailed them. The company's history is a long series of anecdotes, successes, accomplishments, constant innovation and strong sensations.
This family business is entering the third millennium with the goal of making pleasure boating accessible to an even greater number.
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Beneteau Power - Beneteau has been building boats for more than one century. Originally, robust trawlers branching into powerboats and sail. They have finally brought their successful line of power to the United States.
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Carver Yachts had small beginnings turn into large yachts. In 1954, Charlie Carter and George Verhagen started the Carver tradition in a garage. Carver is now headquartered in Pulaski, Wisconsin, with more facilities in Fano, Italy, and pays strict attention to details of form and function when designing a yacht. The sizes of Carver yachts span from 41 feet to 59 feet long. Points of electrical, mechanical, and structural concern are stressed in the choice of components and overall manufacture of the yachts. Carver also makes semi-custom luxury yachts meeting rigid standards.
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Chris Craft Yachts started in 1874, with Christopher Columbus Smith building his own wooden boat. Chris-Craft models today cruise out of Sarasota, Florida, and range in size from 22 feet to 60 feet in length. Chris-Craft boats undergo a 6-step lamination process, using the most up-to-date equipment to apply gel, resin, and foam. There are several propulsion and drive configurations for the various models, and high quality electric harnesses are engineered uniquely for each model type. Chris-Craft boats have won many awards throughout the years, citing the overall quality of the vessels. A blend of classic boat building know-how with cutting-edge technology goes into every Chris-Craft boat.
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Today, after 135 years, Cranchi Shipbuilding Yard is still faithful to its guiding principles: tradition and technological innovation at the service of excellence. At Cranchi° the future is already here; that is how this shipbuilding yard, which boasts one of the longest tradition in the boat-building sector, meets the challenge of the future, with courage and passion.
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Manufactures sport boats, runabouts, cruisers, cuddys, and bowriders and an LPX series. Includes dealer locator.
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Cruisers Yachts began with a family that already had 60 years of boat building experience. In 1953, the younger generation of the Thompson family (Roy and Grant) launched Cruisers Inc. It is still based in the original area of Oconto, Wisconsin, now with two Oconto plants and a building facility in Wilmington, North Carolina. Cruisers produces yacht models from 28 to 58 feet in length via a 10-step manufacturing process. Practically every yacht is designed to have optional features to suit the yacht customer’s wishes. The National Marine Manufacturers’ Association awarded Cruisers with the Marine Industry CSI Award for "Inboard Express Cruiser Boats" and "Inboard Flybridge Sedan/Convertible Boats," based on ongoing improvement in response to customer satisfaction levels.
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A teaming venture with leading Italian, U.S., European and Middle East investors that produces a luxury line of Motor Yachts in the East Med. HQ in Amriya free zone, Alexandria, Egypt. Three 80 foot custom fiberglass luxury yachts: Raised Pilot House, Open Bridge, and Express.
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The history of Dellapasqua DC shipyards started in 1959, when Giancarlo Delapasqua, a shipwright, built his first boat having a a deep-V shaped bottom, an innovation that still distinguishes this prestigious shipyard.
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Eurostyle express cruisers, cuddies, bowriders, and sport fishing boats from from 17 to 36 foot. Quebec.
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Manufacturer of bow riders and small cruisers.
Ebbtide's craftsmen don’t just slap materials together to build a great boat. They and their team inspect every inch of their work every step of the way, checking and rechecking for air voids, the resin-to-glass ratio, perfection of the gel-coat and the strength and rigidity of the stringer system.
They/ve been building boats for 40 years. And have chosen to do it the slow, methodical way... not the quick, cheap way. The result is an Ebbtide that will out-perform and outlast most any other boat on the market.
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Throughout their history, EdgeWater has developed technologies that result in boats that are stronger, safer, more comfortable and efficient than other boats. Early on, our one-piece Permagrid system set a new industry standard in structural design. Their recent refinements to that system and other technologies continue to make EdgeWater a leader in composite construction.
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Egg Harbor Yachts are produced in Egg Harbor City, New Jersey under the guidance of Dr. Ira Trocki. Dr. Trocki, a plastic surgeon, purchased Egg Harbor Yacht in 1999, and brings his expertise in contours and lines to the yachting world. Egg Harbor yachts have been manufactured since 1946, and the majority of these yachts are still in use nowadays. The focus at Egg Harbor is quality, and constructing yachts with the care that would be extended to a yacht personally belonging to the builders. Egg Harbor sport yachts vary in size from 37 to 52 feet in overall length, and have optional equipment available. Whether it is a hull or part of the spacious cabin, each piece of an Egg Harbor yacht is created from a fiberglass mold. Yachts at Egg Harbor also bear the “Carolina flare” signature pointed bow.
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Fairline Boats is regarded as one of the worlds most influential, experience and respected powerboat bulders. Total export sales are currently running at 90% through a worldwide network of dealers. Fairline's portfolio includes three distinct ranges:>br>
The Targa Range - sleek 34 - 62ft open cockpit express cruisers.
The Phantom Range - our 40 - 50ft flybridge series for serious long range crusing.
The Squadron Range - an exclusive fleet of elegant 58 - 74 ft motoryachts.
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The first fiberglass boat to be ever produced in Europe was manufacted in the Fiart Mare yard beautifully located in the exclusive gulf of Baia. In the wake of such a longstanding tradition, our company is today in a leading position in the European powerboats market. In this dock-yard every model of boat is built to satisfy the customers needs and desires; for adventure, and to relax, for meeting people and to be alone, to be close to nature and ...to navigate.
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Thunderbird's tradition of excellence continues to be the hallmark of each Formula powerboat. Victor B. Porter had been producing powerboats for almost twenty years when he and other family members acquired Thunderbird in 1976. Over the past twenty-five years the Porter family has concentrated on producing the highest quality product possible, complemented fully by responsive, customer-oriented service.
The second generation of Porters now leads the company as strongly committed owner/managers. President Scott Porter along with three brothers and a sister fill executive positions and work together to continually improve Formula powerboats.
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Fountain Yachts began in a former tobacco field in North Carolina in 1979. In Washington, North Carolina, Fountain today offers a variety of power watercraft. Cruisers range from 38 feet to 48 feet long, sportboats from 27 feet to 47 feet in length, fishing boats from 23 feet to 38 feet long, and a winning racing line. Fountain Powerboats has attained ISO 9001 certification for its design and manufacturing process resulting in quality control. Fountain also stands out because the company builds virtually every component used on the yachts. Each design is constructed with the highest quality, up-to-date materials. The company’s coastal factory mixes the best features of computing and real world trials for research and development. Fountain’s 48 Express Cruiser received the Boating Magazine "Boat of the Year" award.
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The name, Four Winns has become synonymous with quality craftsmanship, trustworthiness, and loads of fun. Just mention Four Winns to any knowledgeable recreational boater and you'll receive nods of admiration and smiles of appreciation. A Four Winns boat is prized as one of the finest examples of recreational marine quality and manufacturing ingenuity in marketplace today.
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For nearly fifty years now, we at Glastron® Boats have designed and built fiberglass family boats. Just consider how many of our boats you see on the water. Runabouts, ski & fish, deck boats or sport cruisers. Clearly, Glastron resonates with today's boating families. They appreciate Glastron design. They appreciate our technology. They appreciate our performance and our fabled good looks. Mostly, though, they appreciate what Glastron does to enhance their family boating experience.
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The Atlantis line of yachts revolutionizes standard concepts
of quality. Sophisticated style taken care of by the most well known and established international designers, exclusive materials, innovations and hi-tech solutions from the automobile industry together overturn the previously regarded ‘normal’ equations between dimensions and luxury.
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Guy Couach Yachts specializes in high-end luxury cruising yachts. A company whose roots are in four generations of the Couach family, Couach has been in business since 1897. Today, the company is no longer family-owned, but the research and high technology of its motor yachts continues. Guy Couach yachts are constructed of composite materials and arrive in three styles: flybridge, open, and yachts. Some yachts are created as long-range, and tri-decks. The sizes of Guy Couach yachts range from 54 feet to 120 feet in overall length. Couach prides itself on a wide variety of in-house training available to employees, such as courses in security, language acquisition, and new materials. The Guy Couach manufacturing facility, including research, workshops, and trades, is located in Gujan-Mestras, France.
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Hinckley Yachts - a company of firsts – was founded in Southwest Harbor, Maine. Hinckley yachts are semi-custom built in both motor and sailing styles, ranging from 29 feet up to 70 feet in length. In 1928, Henry R. Hinckley started the company with a workboat focus. Today, Hinckley pleasure cruising is produced and serviced in Southwest Harbor and Trenton, Maine, Rhode Island, Maryland, Georgia and Florida. Hinckley pioneered the American transition to Kevlar brand hybrid composites for decks and hulls alike. The Hinckley Company was the initial yacht builder to use the SCRIMP brand process and DualGuard brand composite construction, resulting in sturdier, lighter, and environmentally friendlier laminates. Also, Hinckley was the first to combine jet propulsion into a semi-custom yacht.
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Jeanneaus are built by one of the largest and one of the most successful marine groups crafting production sailing yachts in the world, building boats in the U.S., France and elsewhere.
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Mainship Yachts , famous for its trawlers, is part of the Luhrs Marine Group. John and Warren Luhrs initiated the construction of a single diesel pleasure yacht that was geared toward fuel economy and family affordability, in light of the ongoing international fuel problems in 1977. The construction of Mainship yachts occurs in shared Luhrs facilities at St. Augustine, Florida, and an additional facility in Midway, Georgia. Today, Mainship builds two series of yachts – a selection of open express or hardtop sedans for the Pilot brand, and a choice of flybridge sedan or aft-cabin trawlers. The trawler yachts range from 36 to 47 feet, and the Pilot brand yachts have both 33 and 36 foot models.
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Maxum, a Brunswick Corporation brand and a member of the Brunswick Boat Group, is the acknowledged leader in recreational boating. Over the years, the boating industry has seen many companies come and go-leaving customers without access to parts or service. Maxum, on the other hand, has made providing quality products and services to their customers priority one for more than 15 years.
Complete line of sport boats, sun cruisers, and sport yachts.
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The 34z motoryacht in Down East and Express Cruiser Models is part Carolina sport fisherman, Classic Runabout, and Maine Lobster boat with Offshore High Performance capabilities. Bob Johnstone of J Boats (MJM Yachts) and Doug Zurn (the "Z") yacht design created this hi-tech, epoxy/kevlar, trailerable, powerboat with open convertible pilothouse, shoal draft and narrow beam, to be the ideal fuel-efficient motorboat for picnic day trips among the islands or the Intracoastal.
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Regal Yachts is headquartered in Orlando, Florida. The family-owned company manufactures yachts in sizes of 17 feet through 41 feet in length, in styles including runabouts and express cruisers. Regal has been a pioneer in unique hull construction, and has been the recipient of the IMTEC innovation award for its own FasTrac hull design. FasTrac causes yachts to have faster performance and use less fuel. A state-of-the-art coating gel is used on Regal’s yachts, which contains UV filters that preserve original color. Regal is concerned with saltwater decay of yachts; to address this concern, Regal utilizes premium grade stainless steel for virtually every component. Some yachts are shower-tested for water leakage. Regal holds one of the first ISO 9002 registrations for yacht manufacturers.
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Compare the features of any Rinker model with similar models from other manufacturers. Time after time, Rinker has more standard features. And time after time, the individual features on a Rinker are superior. Bigger capacities. More convenience. Better performance. Better prices.
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The Rivolta Group is an international group, stretching across many industries, most notably the automotive industry. Rivolta Marine is the branch that builds yachts: the work of Renzo Rivolta and his son Piero, headquartered in Sarasota, Florida. The Rivolta 90 is Piero Rivolta’s personal yacht: a cutter styled, 90-foot long sailing yacht with a hull made of fiberglass. It is a high performance superyacht constructed with a retractable keel, and an emphasis on many facets of simplicity. Rivolta benefits from on-site design and engineering, as well as a CAD/CAM computer network connection with a main design team in Milan, Italy. Unique yachts, built to both sail the oceans and race, characterize Rivolta Marine.
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Santa Cruz Yachts builds sailing yachts in an unusual location called “the chicken coop” in Santa Cruz, California. Santa Cruz is formerly known as Bill Lee Yachts, a company started in 1977. Bill Lee and several other designers were proponents of and originated ultralight sailing manufacturing. Today, almost all of the boats built since 1977 are still being sailed, in spite of criticisms of ultralight displacement. Santa Cruz’s lightweight and strong hull construction is achieved by a laminate sandwich procedure. Over the years, Santa Cruz has constructed yachts in the 27-foot to 72-foot range. Among other achievements, Santa Cruz 70 finished first in a Port Huron-to-Mackinac Island Sailboat Race. The Santa Cruz 52 captured Sailing World magazine’s Boat of the Year award.
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SeaRay Yachts began constructing boats and yachts in 1959 and is one of the initial users of fiberglass and advanced composite materials in boat/yacht building. Sea Ray’s headquarters are located in Knoxville, Tennessee; six manufacturing plants are located in Tennessee and Florida. The Product Development and Engineering facility is in Florida, with state-of-the-art technology such as robotics and CAD/CAM that provides data to control machinery. Sea Ray produces four types of vessels: sport boats, cruisers, sport yachts, and yachts. The sizes of the boat and yacht fleet range from 18 to 68 feet in length. Sea Ray pays great attention to ergonomics, and testing in-water for six weeks. Many awards have been attributed to Sea Ray in the areas of hospitality, safety, and customer satisfaction.
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A totally new design in hull shape that achieves amazing fuel economy while combining shoal water capability and outstanding offshore performance.
The beauty of classic motor yachts of the past with the technology of the 21st Century.
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Shannon Yachts was founded by Walt Schulz in Bristol, RI in 1975 with the intent to design and build offshore yachts to the highest quality standards. Over the years, Shannons have earned an international reputation for quality construction and offshore integrity. Shannons have logged over a million bluewater miles, including an impressive list of circumnavigations and many transoceanic passages, mostly by husband and wife teams. Every major harbor in the world has been visited by a Shannon.
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Tiara Yachts began its history with Leon Slikkers, formerly of Chris-Craft. In 1955, Slikkers set out to start his own yacht building company; after selling his original company, and starting to build motor yachts, Tiara Yachts came into existence. Tiara is a division of S2 Yachts, Inc., with head offices/manufacturing in Holland, Michigan, and another manufacturing facility for specific models in Swansboro, North Carolina. Tiara features two lines of yachts: open, measuring from 31 feet to 53 feet in length with standard pulpit, and express Sovran, ranging from 41 feet to 55 feet with standard pulpit. Tiara’s design and engineering groups write electrical software specific to Tiara yachts, and use various 3-D views in design. Tiara has chosen a modified deep-V hull to promote a stable ride.
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Viking Sport Cruisers represent the benchmark in luxuriouis Express Yachts, Flybridge Yachts and Motor Yachts. Built by Princess Yachts International, pic. of Plymouth, England, a strategic alliance joins Europe's largest manufacturer of performance cruising yachts with Viking Sport Cruisers, America's foremost luxury yacht.
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Viking Yachts has been a family-owned company since its inception, co-founded by brothers Bill and Bob Healey. The company is located in New Gretna, New Jersey. Along with state of the art engineering to develop hull forms, almost every part that goes into a Viking Yacht is created in-house. The yachts range from 45 to 74 feet, in open and closed bridge convertibles, and an open express line. Customized features include running gear, hull colors, and offices in the staterooms or enclosed bridges. Viking puts a priority on customer feedback and industry innovations to be responsive to market demand. Viking Yachts’ founders received the honor of an induction into the National Marine Manufacturers Association Hall of Fame, the NMMA citing their generous contribution to recreation in the marine industry.
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