Seven Seas

History of the company

Seven Seas Yachts is a young British company, which was founded in 2011 by entrepreneur Nikolaus Politis. The shipyard has initially set out to build yachts that combine the perfect balance between British shipbuilding tradition and new technology.

After 3 years of research and development Seven Seas Yachts has introduced a revolutionary series of yachts that offer high speed thanks to Amfihull's patented bezels, streamlined design with low centre of gravity and engineering innovations such as the patented EDS transmission system. The range is called Legend.

Production .

The administrative office and production areas of Seven Seas Yachts are located in London.

To ensure the rigidity and reliability of the hull, the most advanced shipbuilding technologies are used in the production of boats. E-glass fibres reinforced with vinylester resins in a multilayer construction with an AIREX foam base create a strong and durable construction. Vinylester resins protect against osmotic swelling and, thanks to the elasticity of the glass fibre, reduce the probability of cracking.

Status .

It's working.

Model range

The shipyard offers gliding yachts with flybridge and closed cruising yachts from 17 to 22 meters, as well as 7 meters classic runabouts. All boats have excellent stability characteristics due to their extremely low centre of gravity. They are very stable in cruising mode and are capable of recovering at roll angles up to 98 degrees more than only sailing yachts can usually boast.

The shipyard's iconic model is the Hermes Speedster, which was inspired by the Porsche 356 of 1959. Its resemblance to the classic Porshe is noticeable to the naked eye.

Features

The company attaches particular importance to the stability of the boats, so all models use an extra low centre of gravity. Also most yachts consume on average one third less fuel than their competitors.