Orkney Boats
Hand-built fishing, sports and leisure boats for anglers, commercial operators and recreational boaters
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Orkney Boats
Orkney Boats manufactures sea-angling, sports and leisure craft in Britain. Its range includes open and cuddy boats, day boats and pilothouse models, with customer-specific factory specifications and boat accessories and spare parts.
Customers include fishermen, harbour authorities, Coastguard and Police, commercial users, day cruisers and leisure boating families. The company is based in West Sussex and recruits boatbuilding team members in Arundel.
Product: Hand-built open, cuddy, day and pilothouse boats, plus accessories and spare parts.
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