History of the company

Outer Reef Yachts was founded by American entrepreneur Jeff Druek in the late 1990s. Drewk wanted to build a yacht for himself, but he said the shipyard he came to with his order did not want to build a boat as Drewk demanded.

«I built this boat myself, and this incredible experience was born out of the need to be heard.

When he decided to start his own company, Drewck set out to build yachts for his clients and try to see the process through their eyes, offering them strong seaworthy boats for sailing around the world.

Production .

Outer Reef Yachts' headquarters are inFort Lauderdale ....Florida. The Tania Yacht Company, a Taiwanese shipyard located in the major shipbuilding center of Kaohsiung Harbor, was chosen as the production base. The shipyard's production infrastructure has recently undergone a major overhaul and expanded its technological capabilities. Outer Reef has dealers and representative offices in USA, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Emirates.

In addition, the company offers its customers a wide network of service points, which can be found almost anywhere in the world.

Model range

Outer Reef positions its yachts as custom and semi-custom and offers its clients 56 to 115 feet of ocean-going yachts in composite and aluminium hulls, with several series in the range. So the Classic Series includes cruising displacement yachts 58-115 feet in length - this range includes models Explorer, Motoryacht, Cockpit Motoryacht and Deluxbridge skylounge.

The Trident range of yachts from 18 to 25 meters is designed in collaboration with the American design firm Setzer Yacht Architects. The yachts in this series have a composite or aluminium semi-displacement hull and the yard also offers the 550 Classic Atlas Motorayacht, an ocean cruiser with a glass hull.

Features

Outer Reef yachts have plenty of autonomy and are certified for long offshore voyages. They are reliable, can withstand even the harshest weather conditions with no problem and can travel over 2,000 miles without refueling. On the shipyard's website you will find many reviews and reports from owners of yachts cruising in the most remote corners of the world's oceans.