BLACKWELL BOATWORKS

BLACKWELL BOATWORKS is an American shipyard that builds motor yachts for trips, recreation and sport fishing. The company was established in 1988.

Its founder and owner, Craig, was engaged in yachtbuilding before he turned 16 years old. For about five years he was trained by Gougeon Brothers, the creators of a new Western technology of resins, in Michigan. He got the skills of wood amd composite materials processing here. Later, Craig moved to Florida and settled in Monteray Marine, and in 1986 he took up his own business, and two years later opened the BLACKWELL BOATWORKS company.

For more than 25 years of work the shipyard has built more than sixty boats for sport fishing with a length from 28 to 72 feet, from simple boats to complex yachts.

In addition to the sport fishing boats, they manufacture the charter yachts, boats with a central console, express yachts and much more. The company's projects also include the catamaran. The shipyard also restored the old vessels.

All boats of BLACKWELL BOATWORKS are equipped with the engines. The hull are made of composite materials and resins, the cabin are finished with a natural wood. Much attention at the shipyard is paid to the speed performance and safety. These boats remain afloat even in the case of a strong storm.