THE STORY OF SOUTHERN OCEAN MARINE

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For decades, Southern Ocean Marine, established 1996, also known as Southern Ocean Boat Builders, has been a name synonymous with craftsmanship, innovation, and excellence in boatbuilding. Based in New Zealand, a nation renowned for its rich maritime culture, Southern Ocean has established itself as a trusted builder of fine vessels admired both locally and abroad.

From its earliest days, the company has been dedicated to one guiding principle: every boat is a masterpiece. Whether creating custom yachts, sports fishing craft, or commercial vessels, Southern Ocean has always focused on the perfect blend of performance, practicality, and enduring style. Each build is the result of meticulous attention to detail, precision engineering, and a deep respect for the sea.

Over the years, Southern Ocean has earned an enviable reputation in the global boating community. Owners and industry professionals alike recognise the company’s ability to deliver custom solutions that reflect each client’s vision while maintaining the highest standards of quality and seaworthiness. This reputation has allowed Southern Ocean’s boats to travel far and wide, proudly representing New Zealand boatbuilding on the world stage.

Today, the company continues to build upon that legacy. The recent reintroduction of the Southstar 37, a proven design once produced by Salthouse Boats, showcases Southern Ocean’s commitment to honouring tradition while advancing forward. At the same time, new custom builds such as the Southern Lass sports fishing sedan demonstrate the yard’s ability to innovate, blending modern design with practical performance for today’s boat owners.

With every project, Southern Ocean Boat Builders reaffirms its role as a leader in fine custom boatbuilding. The company’s history is not only one of craftsmanship, but of passion: a passion for the sea, for design, and for creating vessels that inspire confidence and pride for generations to come.

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