We visit Orust Yachtservice, where Najad & Arcona Yachts Are Born.

Take a fast-paced, visual tour through Orust Yacht Service, located on the beautiful island of Orust on Sweden’s west coast. In this video, we explore one of the most renowned yacht yards in Northern Europe — with no talking, just raw impressions of craftsmanship, innovation, and marine engineering at its finest. This facility is more than just a storage yard. Orust Yacht Service offers full-service maintenance, refits, and upgrades for yachts of all sizes, preparing them for everything from summer cruising to demanding bluewater passages. With indoor storage for up to 240 yachts, the scale and cleanliness of the space is striking. We walk through several sections of the yard, where you'll see: Ongoing yacht upgrades and refits, with expert attention to systems, rigging, and interiors New yacht builds, including hulls in progress and finished yachts ready for launch Exceptional woodwork and joinery, showcasing the traditional craftsmanship that Scandinavian boatbuilding is known for Modern composite workstations, where advanced materials meet time-tested design Orust Yacht Service is also home to the production of Najad Yachts and Arcona Yachts — two iconic brands that stand for performance, comfort, and seaworthiness. This video captures glimpses of both, giving you a feel for the design and quality that go into every vessel. 🔗 Learn more about the companies featured in this video: 🛠 Orust Yacht Service – Full-service yacht care, refit, and storage: https://www.orustyachtservice.se/ ⛵ Arcona Yachts – Performance cruisers designed for sailors who love speed and quality: https://arconayachts.se/ ⛵ Najad Yachts – Premium bluewater cruisers built for long-distance comfort and safety: https://najad.se/ 🎥 Like what you see? Give us a thumbs up and subscribe for more behind-the-scenes sailing content, boatyard visits, and yacht walkthroughs from around the world. In cooperation with ​⁠@Bedre-Inneklima who has delivered the shown dehumidifier mounted in the Najad 451.