Where Are Marlow Yachts Built?

Marlow Yachts, a semi-custom luxury yacht builder, is based in Chi Hu, Fujian Province, China. The company is known for its innovative yachts built using resin infusion, solar power, and strut keel technology. The complex stern-roller chocks and cleat assembly are produced entirely in-house for every yacht. Since 2000, Marlow has become one of the world’s most sought-after yacht builders.

Marlow Yachts offers models from 53 to 88, as well as oceangoing luxury yachts from 17 to 33 meters. Their Prowler 375 dayboat and custom tenders feature outboard-motor powered Sprite and Mitered edges, dovetail joints, and teak-and-holly flooring. The large foyer leads to four staterooms with ensuite heads.

Marlow Yachts are built at their state-of-the-art facility near Xiamen, Taiwan, which holds every yacht title. The factory produces not only the world’s most beautiful yachts but also serves as a model of green manufacturing in all aspects of the process.

Marlow Yachts is built at their state-of-the-art facility, which is not owned by Marlow. The company employs over 200 people and has a long-standing relationship with the shipyard. The first Marlow Yachts model, located in China, was launched in 2007.

Marlow Yachts is a yacht supplier based in the United States providing shipyards and new building services to the most discerning superyachts. The company’s flagship, the MARLOW 80E, is a 24.51m superyacht built in China and delivered in 2021.