(Build)
Your line
Thirty-six months, one naval architect, one project manager and four hundred people in Viareggio.
(01) — Sketch
Start with
the profile.
(02) — The 36 months
From keel
to keys.
A brief, a budget and a line drawn by our naval architects.
The first steel plate of the hull is placed in the shed.
Steel hull and aluminium superstructure are joined in one piece.
Ninety craftsmen fit the interior: wood, stone, leather.
The yacht touches water for the first time.
Two weeks at sea off Elba, then the keys.
One project managerFrom contract to warranty, one person answers your call.
Weekly reportsPhotos, video and a 3D model updated every Friday.
Fixed priceThe price we sign is the price you pay, with changes priced before they are made.
Questions.
01How long does a new build take?
Thirty to thirty-six months for a 60–110 metre yacht, from contract to delivery.
02Can I customise an existing model?
Every HALCYON is customised: layouts, interiors and colours are drawn for each owner. The hull lines stay ours.
03Do you build to class?
Yes. Every yacht is built to Lloyd’s Register or RINA class and flagged as the owner wishes.
04Can I visit the yard?
Yes, by appointment, any weekday. We also arrange visits to yachts under construction.
05Do you refit other yards’ yachts?
Yes, up to 120 metres, in our floating dock in Viareggio.