Category Archives: Sabre Motor Yachts

The most exciting moment in the product development cycle of a new boat is the day when the deck goes down. Then and only then can we see just how well all of the calculations and design work come together … Continue reading →

A bit of trivia here. When sailing ships did not have the conventional rudder we know today a long oar or board was used to steer the ship and this oar was hung from the right hand side (facing forward) of the … Continue reading →

The deck of hull one of the Sabre 38 Salon Express was released from the mold last week and the style and finish are exceptional. We have all seen the styling in the drawings and renderings but nothing brings it … Continue reading →

Probably not one of those questions that keeps you up at night is it? Well I am going to tell you anyway just in case you are counting sheep while trying to figure it out. First of all the gelcoat … Continue reading →

This year, Sabre Yachts will celebrate it's 42nd anniversary of building fine quality sail and motor yachts. Walking through the shop the other day I saw one of our associates doing what needs to be done every time a new … Continue reading →

Nobody can accuse Sabre Yachts of resting on it's laurels after the stunning success of the Sabre 48 Salon Express of which almost 30 hulls have now been sold (12 have been delivered). We announced the new Sabre 38 Salon … Continue reading →