Shipyard · New build

Crescent Custom Yachts

Custom composite motor yacht builder in Richmond, BC, working in the 33–50 m bracket under an open-book, at-cost contract model. Its 50 m Danzante Bay, delivered in 2024 on a Christensen-built hull, is described as the largest yacht built in Canada. Refit work is done by sister company Platinum Marine.

Yachts built by Crescent Custom Yachts →

Key facts

Parent: Platinum Marine Group — Tim Charles (since 2015)
Country: Canada
Founded: 1985–1986 (yard site 1985; Boating Industry Canada 2019, Industry Today 2016 and SuperyachtNews 2012 say 1986)
Status: Active
Size range (LOA, m): approx. 33–50 m (108–164 ft model range, yard site, undated)
Largest delivered: Danzante Bay, 50.08 m, 2024
Yachts delivered: 24 in fleet database (Superyacht Times and SuperyachtNews directory, accessed Sep 2026); 20 superyacht projects as of Sep 2012 (SuperyachtNews, 2012)

Notable yachts

Danzante Bay · 50.08 m, 2024
Muchos Mas (43.89 m, 2010 per SYT
yard site says launched late 2016)
Favor · 38.7 m, 2000
Marbri · 36.8 m, 2003

Services

custom new build (composite)
design and engineering in-house
refit via sister company Platinum Marine

Haul-out

Travel lift	330t Marine Travelift (yard site, undated); max beam not published
Shiplift	not published
Dry / floating dock	not published
Max LOA handled (m)	not published
Max tonnage handled	330t (travel lift, yard site, undated)
Sheds / berths	six-bay fully enclosed build facility (yard site, undated); shed dimensions not published

Sources

crescentyachts.ca — https://www.crescentyachts.ca/about-us/
superyachttimes.com — https://www.superyachttimes.com/companies/crescent-custom
boatinternational.com — https://www.boatinternational.com/yachts/news/danzante-bay-crescent-yacht
superyachtnews.com — https://www.superyachtnews.com/business/_crescent_yachts_suspends_operations_reduces_inbuild_yacht_price

Compiled from published sources. Figures carry their own source and date where one exists.