Couach

Couach Yachts

Shipyard History

Founded by Albert Couach in 1897, Couach Yachts is an esteemed shipyard located in Arcachon, France. In 1947, Guy Couach, Albert's grandson, steered the business into a new era of performance luxury yacht construction and commenced the first series production boat, Arcoa. Since then, Couach Yachts has established a reputation for excellence with the use of innovative, lightweight composite materials such as Kevlar, carbon fiber, and fiberglass, and an expanding range of semi-custom and custom-built projects of up to 50 meters in length. In 1985, Pierre Couach, Guy's son, joined the business and brought new modern designs of up to 28 meters. Then, with the introduction of Nepteam Holding in 2011, Couach Yachts could start production of its prestigious Couach 5000 Fly, up to 50 meters in length. Couach Yachts combines high-performance luxury yacht building with high-level quality and state-of-the-art technology, making it a leader in the yachting industry.

Shipyard Specialty

Couach Yachts is renowned for its outstanding performance open and flybridge motor yachts made from lightweight composite materials such as fiberglass, Kevlar and carbon fibre. The Chantier Naval Couach shipyard builds semi-custom luxury yachts ranging from 20m to 50m, as well as military and smaller civilian vessels. Boat owners can shape the interior of their yacht to their exact specifications and tastes.