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Viking Yachts has been a family-owned company since its inception, co-founded by brothers Bill and Bob Healey. The company is located in New Gretna, New Jersey. Along with state of the art engineering to develop hull forms, almost every part that goes into a Viking Yacht is created in-house. The yachts range from 45 to 74 feet, in open and closed bridge convertibles, and an open express line. Customized features include running gear, hull colors, and offices in the staterooms or enclosed bridges. Viking puts a priority on customer feedback and industry innovations to be responsive to market demand. Viking Yachts’ founders received the honor of an induction into the National Marine Manufacturers Association Hall of Fame, the NMMA citing their generous contribution to recreation in the marine industry.
Introduced at the 2009 Miami International Boat Show, the new Viking 82' Sportfish was breathtaking to behold, but stupefying in size. To say it's big is simply a grand understatement. This behemoth dwarfs its little brothers like a hormone experiment gone wrong. Still, Viking's beautiful, trademark sheerline softens her size, while the GT styling shows her true intent. When it’s said that something is longer, it’s assumed that just the length is increased. When it comes to a yacht being longer than, say, a previous model, it can result in not just an increase in length, but an exponential increase in interior volume and displacement. Enter the new Viking 82 Convertible; it’s not just longer than its smaller brethren but more voluminous, taller, broader, beefier and well... downright huge! Let’s take a look at Viking’s big bruiser.
Viking brings out their best with the new 68' Convertible Sportfish. Every sportfisherman who sees this sleek and savvy yacht will immediately hanker for not only a taste, but a full serving of this front-running fish seeker.
The Viking 90 is currently under construction and is expected to be completed to be shown at a VIP event for Viking and Valhalla in early February, 2023. For the public, you will get to see the new craft at the 2023 Miami International Boat Show later that same month. As you can imagine the first hull is already in construction and more than a dozen other hulls have been sold/committed to. The Viking 90 is the best of both worlds between the Viking 92 and the Viking 80.
Valhalla Boatworks is a relatively new name in the center console sector but they have made their presence felt in the few years of their existence. In case you have not heard of the brand Valhalla Boatworks, it is owned and operated by Viking Yachts. They got their introduction in 2019 with the premiere of the first three V Series center consoles – the V-33, V-37 and V-41. The Valhalla 46 followed 18 months later, solidifying VBW's entrance to the super-size center console market. Since then the company has been working on the new Valhalla 55, the flagship of the line to date.
Viking is presently working on their latest sportfish yacht the Viking 90SB. This yacht will come in a skybridge configuration as the model name suggest or an EB (Enclosed Bridge) or even a Convertible. While the 90SB isn't the largest the yard has built since there is the 92 Convertible it will be like a flagship status vessel. The first Viking 90 will indeed be a Convertible and that is planned to make its debut at the 2023 Miami Yacht Show. Also, Viking has managed to sell 10 of these units already.
The all-new Viking Yachts 64 Convertible is the second generation of this model according to the builder. It comes on the heels of the award-winning 54 Convertible. The 64C though is a four-stateroom, three-head fishing battlewagon that is poised to become another best-in-class superstar on the tournament circuit and the new standard in luxury, accommodations and comfort. As long as everything runs to plan the 64C will make its world premiere at the 2021 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show later this year.
The latest Viking 82 Sportfish vessel from American builder Viking Yachts has been launched. She is the second unit in this model and is called "Book Ends". Along with the Orange boot stripe, the name may sound familiar to many. There is a recent Heesen superyacht with the same name and orange accents. The sportfish vessel doesn't look like a full sportfish as many of the builders purpose-built sportfish yachts. It is essentially a motoryacht with fishing riggers installed.
New Gretna based yard Viking Yachts has launched the first example in their 93-foot line. The yacht splashed recently making it the largest yacht in the company's range to have been launched in over ten years. It is nearly the largest yacht they ever built overall as well -at 28.45-meter- coming in a close second position to the 32-meter vessel named "Starter Kit".
American yard Viking Yachts is presently working on the first hull in a new line of GRP craft called the Viking 93. The first hull is a fast planing type and will house the lower deck with a two-level superstructure above for a completed three-deck layout. The design is done in house and the real yacht is expected to be launched in August of 2017. The mold is already built and is being sprayed with gel-coat.
United States based yacht builder Viking Yachts is underway with the construction of the first Viking 82 Motor Yacht. Construction is apace as the delivery time frame has been set for March 2017. This yacht builds on what the Viking 75 Motor Yacht offers and a step-up or a great entry into the motoryacht world with Viking's signature styling. The Viking 82 Motor Yacht will be offered in either enclosed skylounge variant or the open flybridge version as is seen on the first hull of the series.
The tenth Viking 92 Sportfisher model was launched last month and the series is now solidifying as a major model in the company's portfolio but this is also the first in that line to be launched and completed in 'Open' configuration. Usually these yachts feature an enclosed flybridge but it appears this owner has broken the tradition. The yacht is due to be ready for delivery to her owner on July 22nd.