Offshore Yachts has spent more than seven decades perfecting the art of the fiberglass cruising yacht. The company's roots trace back to World War II innovations in material science, which eventually led founder Richard O. Hunt to launch some of the world's first fiberglass pleasure boats in 1948. This commitment to technical integrity remains the yard's primary driver today.

The brand is best known for its long-standing collaboration with the late William Crealock, whose "deep forefoot" hull design became an industry benchmark for comfort. By prioritizing a soft ride and seaworthiness over aggressive styling, the yard has earned a dedicated following among experienced owners. These are yachts built for those who intend to spend serious time at sea, rather than just afternoon hops between ports.

Now producing a refined fleet ranging from 54’ (16.5m) to 92’ (28.0m), the builder continues to evolve through semi-custom projects that reflect individual owner needs. Each yacht is molded as a single integral unit to ensure maximum structural strength. For owners who value a gentle motion underway and the peace of mind that comes with proven naval architecture, the builder remains a standout choice.