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New build

Every Cobra yacht is a one-off. We build them the slow way — by hand, under our own roof, to the strictest classification rules in the world.

New build

Yours, down to the last screw.

A Cobra yacht begins with a conversation: how you’ll use her, where you’ll sail, who will be aboard. From that brief, our naval architects and craftsmen build to Lloyd’s, RINA and MCA rules — whatever the material, without a single compromise on quality.

Our shipyard, opened in 2003, spans 4,000 m² with two covered halls of 2,000 and 1,500 m². Two yachts of different sizes, up to sixty metres, can take shape side by side — typically in ten to twenty-two months.

The bridge of a Cobra motor yacht

The process

  1. 01

    The brief

    How you’ll live aboard, where you’ll go, who comes with you.

  2. 02

    Design & engineering

    Naval architecture, interior concept and class approval.

  3. 03

    The build

    Hull, superstructure, systems and joinery — all under our roof.

  4. 04

    Handover

    Sea trials, certification, and the keys.

What we build

GuletSailing yachtMotor yachtCatamaranTrawlerLobster

What we build with

WoodGRPSteelAluminium

The Cobra Shipyard

Total shipyard area
4,000 m²
Main covered hall
2,000 m²
Second covered hall
1,500 m²
Offices and social spaces
300 m²
Managers, engineers and craftsmen
58
Large yachts berthed through winter
8

Craftsmanship, up close

Start a new build

Your yacht is waiting to be imagined.

Charter, new build or refit — tell us what you have in mind and we’ll take it from there.

Start the conversation

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Refit & care

CREOPUS · Design proposal for Cobra Yacht

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