History of the company
Swedish brand Paragon Yachts belongs to the world famous Nimbus Group. The shipyard was founded by Sakari Mattila, who also created another popular Scandinavian brand Aquador.
Paragon produces a range of professional boats designed for the toughest weather.
They are in the arsenal of the Scandinavian Rescue and Coast Guard, which acted as consultants in their creation.
First functionality, then design is one of the current principles of the shipyard. And if Mediterranean enthusiasts do not understand such impulses, potential customers who prefer active recreation will appreciate the prioritization of the shipyard. Paragon yachts share the common features of a rubberized private galley, strong relays, functional yet stylish interior.
The solidity of Paragon bribes. These boats are DVN (Det Norske Veritas) certified, a serious company that usually works with large boats and megayachts.
Status .
Today Paragon continues to operate and is still owned by the Nimbus Group, which at the end of 2018 expanded its market share by taking over Bella Boats. The group's portfolio now includes Bella, Aquador, Flipper and Falcon brands.
Produced by .
Paragon builds boats at the production facilities of the Nimbus Group. The Group has three modern shipyards and is headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Model range
So far Paragon has been producing boats ranging in size from 7.5 to 10.5 m, but in the future the shipyard plans to expand its range of boats over 12 m. The line of the shipyard consists of marine off-road vehicles ready to work in any weather.
Despite their small size, the Paragon fishing boats are suitable for use at sea. The central console boats and walkaround «models are designed» to provide maximum space on deck, allowing free and safe navigation in any rocking motion.
Features
To increase the controllability of boats in all conditions, Paragon has specially designed deep V-shaped hulls, which is why the yard's boats have enviable sea-going characteristics. Combined with Scandinavian quality and stringent product requirements, the customer gets a reliable boat capable of operating in extreme conditions.
