The history of the company

Gibert Marine was founded in France in 1972. It produced sailing yachts intended mainly for long distance racing. The Gib'sea brand was originally one of the shipyard's lines, but later on its increased popularity led to the creation of a new brand.

In 1996 Gibert Marine together with the brand Gib'sea were bought out by another French shipyard - Dufour. After a short period of time, the new owners suspended the production of Gib'sea sailboats. The restart of construction took place in 1999.

Status

Today the construction of boats under the brand name Gib'sea is completely stopped.

Production .

The company's production facilities were located in Maran. Famous French naval architects Michel Joubert and Bernard Nivelt worked on the projects.

Model range

The yard's range included fiberglass boats from 7 to 12 meters in length. The high popularity of Gib'sea sailboats provided comfort and speed, they were sport cruising yachts, models with a central or protected cockpit, boats with a central or protected cockpit.dek-salon.

Features

Gib'sea boats have left a big mark on the history of long distance racing. They were in good demand at the end of the last century and even today there are sailors ready to buy a sailboat under this brand.