Based in West Wales, Pembroke Sports Boats manufactures Salcombe Flyer fishing boats to clients throughout the UK. Established in 1993 the company has many years experience in the marine sector. New and used boat sales and all aspects of servicing and repair are offered. A family run company offering a high quality and a friendly professional service. Offered for sale are open Salcombe Flyer boats from 4. 4 metres to 5. 3 metres LOA. Ocqueteau cabin fishers from 5 to 8 metres LOA. Ocqueteau cruiser 8 to 10 metres loa. RIBS from 3 to 10 metres LOA – open and cabin. Staff are all specialists in the marine industry whether it be GRP laminating, Hypalon tube repairs, stainless steel fabrications, rigging, electrical or electronic installations, not to mention the friendly sales team.

Pembroke Sports Boats has an expanding network of both liesure and commercial clients, located throughout the UK. Please call to discuss your requirements. Additionally they manufacture their own GRP boats on site, namely Salcombe Flyer open fishing boats and bespoke Custom finished Ribs. Each boat is manufactured to a very high standard using only the best materials and fittings. As they build the boats themselves they can easily build each boat to your own exacting specification and incorporate features to suit your individual requirements. They have a fully equipped workshop facility and can easily work on your boat at their site, at yours, or at the marina.

For more information, please visit http://www.pembrokeshiresportsboats.co.uk

Quadra Boats is an energetic business offering powerboating to clients throughout the local area. The company, which is located in Neyland (Milford Haven), was set-up in 2003 and has many years’ experience in the powerboating business. Helping clients to get back on the water as soon as possible. The company supplies local people with a friendly and professional attitude. With a fully fitted workshop and trained staff, the service is designed to provide results. Quadra Boats are the sole importers for Saver boats in the UK. Dealers for Quicksilver and Valiant. The master zone dealers for Mariner/Mercury engines and Mercruiser. They aslo specialise in the new Verado.

With a fully fitted workshop and a fully qualified mechanics, there’s no reason for people not to bring thereboat to them. Also at the moment advertising a lower labour rate for the next 3 months. Here at Quadra Boats, they are dedicated to do well at what they love and that is anything boat related. A family run business located in Neyland, Pembrokeshire. Their location is unique and the Pembrokeshire coast line is next to none for its beauty and what it has to offer to local and visiting boaters. Quadra Boats are main importers for Saver Boats and dealers for Quicksilver and Valiant Ribs, also stocking Predator Boats, Fastnet and Olympic Boats.

For more information, please visit http://www.quadraboats.co.uk

Boon Boats are dinghy chandlery and dinghy racing specialists, stockists of sailing clothing and products from Gul, Gill, Magic Marine, Crewsaver and Henri Lloyd in the online store. Boon Boats also carry a range of spars from Selden, sails from North One Design and fittings from Harken, all in stock for immediate despatch from the chandlery department, plus a full rigging and splicing service. A selection of modern racing dinghies in a number of classes are currently being developed, manufactured and repaired in epoxy foam core construction, traditional wood and glass.

The establishment offers an expert service for boat repairs and maintenance as well as chandlery, dinghy and watersports clothing to individuals, which are intended to be cost effective for everyone. With a fully fitted workshop, the business also has experienced staff enabling customers to get back on the water. Boon Boats – Dinghy chandlery and dinghy racing specialists, stockists of sailing clothing & products from Gul, Gill, Magic Marine, Crewsaver & Henri Lloyd in our online store. They also carry a range of spars from Selden, sails from North One Design and fittings from Harken, all in stock for immediate despatch from our chandlery department, plus a full rigging and splicing service.

For more information, please visit http://www.boonboats.co.uk

What started out as an ambitious project to build a 28m aluminium yacht by a group of New Zealand boat builders in the early 1980s led to the creation of Alloy Yachts just two years later. During the 1980s, a 12-13m yacht was considered large by New Zealand standards where the focus was on light displacement, relatively austere, high performance sailing yachts. The use of aluminium for the 28m Chanel (right) and the greater attention to the owners desired luxurious finish created a new level of skill and performance amongst the local boat builders involved. With the next project the tender launch for the 1987 New Zealand Americas Cup challenge the foundations for todays highly-rated aluminium superyacht building team were laid.

Many people involved in those first two projects remain as key members of the Alloy Yachts team, including Tony Hambrook who joined the company as production manager and was asked to take over as managing director in 1990. Through the 90s Tony led the team through a period of massive expansion. A series of innovative developments in technology and engineering moved the company up the hierarchy of the worlds superyacht builders. Several yachts mark the advances achieved by the Alloy Yachts team, including the completion of their first yacht over 100ft in length in 1991. With the first carbon-fibre mast and an efficient fully-battened mainsail, 32.6m Esprit featured the transfer of technology from Americas Cup design into the superyacht cruising domain.

For more information, please visit http://www.alloyyachts.com

Glenmore is owned and operated by Gord and Sheri Van Gunst. It was established in 1960 in Calgary and has grown into western Canada’s premier sailing and paddling store. Open 6 Days a Week, year round, Glenmore brings only quality products from the worlds of sailing and paddling to their three locations, Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver. Since 2001, when Gord and Sheri took over the business, the shops and services have grown leaps and bounds, heading in new directions bringing in new lines and product. The company’s continued mission for over 40 years has been to keep sailors and paddlers happy and further these wonderful sports through excellence in customer service and sales.

They stock pretty much everything you need to get out sailing or kayaking. From hardware to clothing, pfds to a new boat. If they don’t have what you need in stock they can probably order it. Whether you’re looking for a sailboat to play in or race in they have a solution. Browse through the list of companies on the left for information on the boats they carry. These boats were designed to set new standards for recreational sailors, families, clubs, schools and holiday companies. The boats are easy to handle, fun to sail, versatile and highly durable.

For more information, please visit http://www.glenmoresailboats.com

Memories are many for four generations of the Wooldridge family as they celebrate almost 100 years since the establishment of “Wooldridge Boats.” It was 1915 when “Grandpa” Wooldridge (1896-1986) built his first river boat to make that first-ever float down Oregon’s Rogue River. The evolution of Wooldridge Boats from the past to the present was laced with many firsts, like the first-ever trip up the Rogue River in 1947 (with a prop, of course, no jets back then). Wooldridge designed boats, built boats and blazed a historic trail along the way, guiding such prestigious folks as President Herbert Hoover. The evolution of Wooldridge Boats during these many decades has contributed to the continuity of the product and its customer friendly design.

There is that ever present awareness that folks buy boats to get at the very best of our outdoors and that demands boats that offer superior handling every step of the way. The future of boating seems oriented to a growing desire for boats that offer great load hauling ability and performance with modest power, particularly in the jet boat line. Welded aluminum is obviously the material of choice, with its great strength, resistance to penetration and light weight. The exclusive Wooldridge tunnel is used throughout the outboard jet boat series detailed in this website and it is a key, in concert with unique hull designs, to superior handling.

For more information, please visit http://www.wooldridgeboats.com

Their boats are great for all these activities. In the space used by 3 folding chairs you can fit one of their Inflatable keel boats. Just imagine the possibilities when you reach your destination. At The Inflatable Boat Shop they can supply you with a high quality inflatable boat, dinghy or yacht tender at a competitive price. The use of polyurethane glue, cold welding, four layers of reinforced seams, and all in a completely handmade inflatable boat make our boats an incredible value. They started up their business six years ago after a simple hobby and a love for sailing turned into a small passion.
Living along the beautiful shores of Lake Huron in a cottage country land has had its advantages and disadvantages; on one hand it has been the source of their boating adventures and knowledge, but on the other hand it has, until now, restricted them from expanding this business to a broader community. Their new internet store now allows us to serve you, our valued customers, with high quality products with unlimited boundaries and at your own convenience. They have only started to explore the possibilities of their internet store.

For more information, please visit http://www.theinflatableboatshop.com

Larry Duncan originally founded Boat City on Rivers Avenue in 1970. Throughout the years he brought thousands of families in the Lowcountry to the boating lifestyle. In 1996, Larry’s son Jim returned to assume the responsibility for the company after a successful engineering career. In 2007, Jim purchased Duncan’s Boats and built a new state of the art 10,000 square foot showroom on Montague Avenue. Having achieved Marine Industry Certification, they are committed to Larry’s vision of continuing to help families enjoy SC’s waterfront with ease doing business and outstanding customer service.

Their Mission Statement: At Duncan’s Boats they will strive to provide for you, their customer, high quality boating products, exceptional customer service, and competative pricing. They will maintain the highest levels of integrity and professionalism while providing a fun, friendly and safe environment for their customers and employees.

For more information, please visit http://www.duncansboats.com

Grand Banks Yachts began its journey in 1956 as American Marine, Ltd. Founder Robert J. Newton and his sons, John and Whit, were running a custom boatyard on Junk Bay in Hong Kong, building heavy sailboats and big motor yachts to designs by the world’s top marine architects Sparkman & Stephens, William Garden, Nat Herreshoff, Ray Hunt and others. In 1962, they commissioned Kenneth Smith, another well-known marine architect, to design Spray a 36-foot diesel powered cruising boat with humble, workman-like lines. A year later, inspired by Smiths design, the Newtons left custom yacht building to focus on producing the first of a line of boats that would come to be known as Grand Banks.

Today, this design is recognized around the world as the Grand Banks Heritage Series, an iconic design built first of wood and then, beginning in 1973, of fiberglass at a new factory in Singapore. The design was so successful, in fact that the general styling of the GB was seized by a score of other builders for fleets of look-alike yachts sold under dozens of names. None, through, could match the quality of construction for which Grand Banks is famed. Peace of mind comes standard on every Grand Banks yacht. Each boat they build is designed to meet Grand Banks’ legendary standards of quality. Decades of proven construction methods, advanced technological innovation, and installation of only the most dependable engines and equipment mean that new owners are already at the helm of remarkably reliable vessels.

For more information, please visit http://www.grandbanks.com

The Vesper Boat Club had its beginning on Feb. 22, 1865 a decade into the flourishing of rowing clubs on Philadelphias Schuylkill River with the founding of the Washington Barge Club. Five years later, on Jan 1, 1870, it changed its name to Vesper Boat Club and quickly became one of the most celebrated rowing clubs in the United States and the world. It has always been central to the Philadelphia rowing story. Vespers eight-oared shell took the gold medal in Paris in 1900 at the first Olympics rowing regatta. The Vesper eight repeated its victory at the 1904 games in St. Louis. And at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, Vesper eight won again, making it the only rowing club in the United States to win the title three times.

The mission of Vesper Boat Club is to perpetuate its legacy of developing highly skilled and competitive rowers at all levels by providing its diverse community of members with premier rowing programs and first-class facilities and equipment. The club motto, ALL TOGETHER symbolizes an organization open to all people who want to row, and promotes character development and physical fitness through the challenge of the sport. Perhaps the best known names associated with the Vesper Club, are John B. Kelly Sr., an Irish brickworks owner who became influential in city politics and his son, John B. Kelly Jr., a city councilman and brother to Princess Grace of Monaco.

For more information, please visit http://www.vesperboatclub.org