The history of the brand

The Palm Beach shipyard was named after the picturesque beach complex in Australia, where its facilities are located. The company was founded by an Australian, Mark Richards, who had worked in the maritime sector since he was 16. He chose the «simple» goal of making ships as perfect as possible. For the first four years Palm Beach has been building sailing yachts, gaining client confidence and strengthening its reputation in the market.

In 1999 the shipyard introduced a new direction - motor yachts. The first swallow was the Palm Beach PB 38, in which Richards has invested his thirty years of experience, knowledge and ambition. He wanted to create the best yacht in his class. The PB 38 has gained recognition in both domestic and international markets, allowing the yard to continue its course in motor yachts.

Status .

The shipyard is active.

Production

Palm Beach Motor Yachts facilities are located in Berkeley, New South Wales in southeastern Australia - Palm Beach.

Model range

The shipyard produces motor yachts. The main directions are closed cruising yachts with hardtop as well as yachts with hardtop and semi-closed saloon.

The main lineup for a long time was PB (Palm Beach), there were models from PB 38 to PB 70.

In 2018 the shipyard launched a new series - GT (Gran Turismo), which started with the GT50 model. In September of the same year the motorboat made its debut at the Newport International Boat Show, where it won in two categories - «Best New Boat» and «Best New Boat».

Features .

Owners of Palm Beach yachts can use the services of Grand Banks Yacht Basin in the U.S., which serves premium yachts. 10,000 square meters of high-tech platform offers berths, spare parts and accessories, a 50-tonne lift and everything else that may be necessary for the repair of the vessel.

The company is also distinguished for its attention to detail - there are legends of Mark Richards' meticulousness. According to witnesses, employees of the plant at the entrance to the building first clean clothes and shoes from dirt and dust and only then show the pass. Demand for detail is also at the heart of production processes.