About us

Located in the heart of the old Gdansk Shipyard, which constituted the background of a major breakthrough in the world's history in 1989 when the Communist regime was abolished by the trade union federation of "Solidarity"; headed by the future Polish president, Lech Walesa, the Sunreef Yachts shipyard takes advantage of all the technology and facilities available accompanied by their highly skilled workforce who have been performing for generations in this sector.  Gdansk is a famous seafaring city with a dynamic local economy and century-long naval building tradition that played an important role in the maritime commercial exchange over the last millennium throughout Europe. Interestingly enough, Gdansk was in fact the richest town in the old continent in the 13th century.

The Sunreef Yachts shipyard has all the knowledge, experience and facilities required to build top quality composite and aluminium yachts, using the most advanced technologies available in the shipbuilding industry. Housed in purpose-adapted halls, and boasting a highly developed shipyard infrastructure with all the necessary workshops and specialists  and with privileged direct access to the waterways of the Gdansk port and the Baltic Sea, it ensures cost savings inherent to unique project management and workforce coordination. Significant investments have also been committed to create a facility that guarantees the highest quality standards in an adapted environment.

Sunreef Yachts has easy access to the most optimal infrastructures: up to 300 ton floating crane, which can lift yachts of over 140 feet; all workshops located under one roof and above all - experienced craftsmen. The yard also provides a comprehensive mechanical, electrical and electronic service. There is also a dry and warm storage space for storing materials while the yacht is under construction, which is very convenient for any captain or project manager.

Sunreef Yachts is also increasing its overall production capacity with the acquisition of 16 hectares of land near Gdansk, in Wislinka - located on the southern bank of the Vistula River, which estuaries in the nearby Gdansk Bay. This is where the construction of a new 25,000 square meter purpose-built manufacturing facility with possible enlargement due for completion and occupancy in 2013 will be built.