Nidelv Batbyggeri
Norwegian yard since 1966 · motor
Models
6 models on Water&WindAbout Nidelv Batbyggeri
Norwegian fibreglass cruisers with a long track record.
Nidelv dates back to 1929, when Nils Nilsen set up his own boatbuilding business in Norway. The yard began by building wooden boats and switched to fibreglass in Arendal in 1966. The Nidelv 24, launched in 1968, became one of Norway’s best-known pleasure craft and defined the brand’s image for many years: a solidly built, seaworthy cruiser that retains its value.
The brand is currently distributed by Amodus in Norway. The current range comprises the Nidelv 950 and the 820W, supplemented by the 300, 610 and 690 sports models and the Classic 25. The core principle remains customisation, with the buyer designing the layout and selecting the fittings themselves.
Facts & figures
- Boatbuilding since 1929, founded by Nils Nilsen
- Polyester construction since 1966 in Arendal, Norway
- The 1968 Nidelv 24 became the best-known model
- Now available on Nidelv: 950 and 820W
- In addition, the 300, 610 and 690 Sport and the Classic 25
- Operated via Amodus in Norway
- Founded
- 1966
- Builds
- Motor boats



