Shipyard · New build & refit

Delta Marine

Family-owned Seattle yard that moved from fibreglass fishing boats into composite and steel-hulled yachts, known for composite superstructures on metal hulls. It builds and refits on the same Duwamish River site, and in July 2026 launched the 50m diesel-electric Delta 50BR, with 65m and 75m versions in development.

Yachts built by Delta Marine →

Key facts

Parent
Private (Jones family)
Country
United States
Founded
1967
Status
Active
Size range (LOA, m)
33–79 delivered; yard states capacity up to 100
Largest delivered
Albatross (now Moonstone), 79.2 m, 2016 (SYT) — yard's own site lists Laurel, 73.15 m, 2006 as largest by length and Albatross as largest by tonnage (2,066 GT)
Yachts delivered
46–52 (sources disagree: yard site says 47 completed with hull #50 in build, undated; SYT feature May 2025 says 52; SYT fleet listing 46 incl. 2 in last 12 months, accessed Sep 2026). Plus 600+ commercial fishing vessels

Notable yachts

  • Albatross/Moonstone · 79.2 m, 2016
  • Laurel · 73.2 m, 2006
  • Arianna · 50 m, 2012
  • Triton · 49.7 m, 2004
  • Delta 50BR hybrid · 50 m, launched 2026

Services

  • new build (custom and semi-custom steel/composite yachts)
  • refit and repair (covered refit bays)
  • commercial fishing vessels
  • in-house engineering and interiors

Haul-out

Travel lift440 t (Superyacht Services Guide listing, date not stated)
Shipliftnot published
Dry / floating docknot published
Max LOA handled (m)100 (yard statement for new build)
Max tonnage handlednot published
Sheds / berths275,000+ sq ft covered facilities on 25 acres; covered refit bays (count not published)

Sources

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