Sealine

Making the most of the space for unforgettable moments at sea.

Sealine was founded in 1972 by the British aeronautical engineer Tom Murrant, who was himself looking for a good motor boat and decided to build one himself. After a brief period under the name C-Line, it eventually became Sealine in 1979, renowned for its clever use of space in relatively compact yachts.

In the 1980s and 1990s, Sealine grew to become one of the ‘big four’ British yacht builders. It has been part of the German Hanse Group since 2013, with production now based in Germany.

Facts & figures

• Founded in 1972
• Founded by Tom Murrant
• Part of the Hanse Group (since 2013)
• Best known for the Flybridge 60, with over 350 built since 2000