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About Abeking&Rasmussen

Abeking & Rasmussen has been shaping the future of yacht building since 1907, delivering more than 6,500 vessels that unite tradition with innovation. Based in Germany, the shipyard operates under one roof, ensuring seamless control from design to delivery while preserving hard-won expertise. Its strength lies in transforming complex challenges into elegant solutions, balancing cutting-edge engineering with meticulous craftsmanship.

Country
Germany
Founded
1907
Product Highlights
  • Luxury yachts
  • Custom luxury yachts
  • Transatlantic range yachts
Length (m)
40 - 125
Gross tonnage (GT)
500 - 2000
Hull configuration
Displacement
Hull material
Steel, Aluminium

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For clients who demand more than conventional luxury, A&R offers individuality, precision, and enduring value. The result: yachts that not only meet but consistently surpass the expectations of discerning owners, reinforcing A&R’s reputation as a benchmark in modern shipbuilding.

ABEKING & RASMUSSEN YACHTS HISTORY

Abeking & Rasmussen was founded in 1907 by Georg Abeking and Henry Rasmussen on the banks of the Weser River in Lemwerder, Germany. Originally established as a family-owned shipyard, it quickly became known for finely crafted sailing yachts and robust naval vessels, earning a reputation for precision and reliability. As decades passed, A&R expanded its scope, embracing motor yacht construction and pioneering innovations that set new benchmarks in shipbuilding. Remaining privately owned, the shipyard has weathered wars, shifting markets, and technological revolutions—emerging stronger each time. Today, A&R’s legacy endures as a symbol of resilience, craftsmanship, and forward-looking vision.

ABEKING & RASMUSSEN YACHTS PHILOSOPHY

Abeking & Rasmussen’s philosophy is influenced by responsibility, innovation and long-term thinking around sustainable shipbuilding. The shipyard’s Centres of Excellence direct their energy around propulsion, lightweight construction, artificial intelligence, and additive manufacturing as they build the vessels of the future, with a focus on efficiency and the environment. Beyond engineering, A&R actively invests in ocean conservation, digital transformation, and apprenticeship programs, ensuring expertise for future generations. A commitment to fairness, safety, and precision underpins every project. For discerning clients, this philosophy delivers more than exceptional yachts — it ensures innovation with purpose, uncompromising quality, and a forward-looking legacy that defines the future of luxury shipbuilding.

ABEKING & RASMUSSEN YACHTS MODEL LINES

Abeking & Rasmussen specializes exclusively in custom yachts rather than maintaining a fixed list of models. That means all yachts are rare, unique, and bespoke vessels. Notable vessels include:

 

M'BRACE

A four-time winner at the 2019 BOAT International Design & Innovation Awards, the 74.5-meter M'BRACE (ex. ELANDESS) is praised for her amenities and design. Six guest cabins and a Master suite welcome up to 14 guests. The undersea Nemo Lounge, an eight-meter pool, a forward-facing observation lounge, formal and casual dining areas, a gym, a Jacuzzi, and an elevator are among her most notable features. Twin Caterpillar engines let her maintain a Cruising Speed of 14 knots, reach a Maximum Speed of 16 knots, and cover an impressive range of up to 6,000nm.

 

EXCELLENCE

A winner at the 2020 BOAT International Design & Innovation Awards, the 80-meter EXCELLENCE is instantly recognizable for her futuristic exterior by Winch Design, marked by bold lines and distinctive, angular reverse bow. She accommodates up to 14 guests in seven cabins, including a striking Master suite with a private terrace. Features include a triple-height glass atrium, a swimming pool, a beach club with direct sea access, a gym, a Jacuzzi, and multiple lounges designed for indoor/outdoor living. Powered by twin MTU engines, she glides at a Cruising Speed of 13 knots, reaches a Maximum Speed of 17 knots, and has a range of 6,300 nm.

 

AVIVA

AVIVA—a 98-meter megayacht—won the Judges’ Special Award at the World Superyacht Awards in 2018 in Florence, Italy, for her outstanding design by Reymond Langton Design and exceptional amenities. She accommodates up to 12 guests in six cabins, one of which is the luminous Master suite featuring awe-inspiring views on all sides. AVIVA stands out with an impressive rooftop terrace, an infinity pool, a beach club with direct access to the sea, a gym, a cinema, as well as several additional lounge areas. She is powered by twin diesel engines which allow her to maintain a Cruising Speed of 14 knots, reach a Maximum Speed of 20 knots, and cover 6,000 nm.

 

STARLUST

A winner at the 2020 World Superyacht Awards, the 68-meter STARLUST (ex. SOARING) is praised for her contemporary design by Focus Yacht Design and luxurious amenities. She welcomes up to 12 guests in six cabins, including a Master suite with a private aft deck. Highlights include a sundeck Jacuzzi, a beach club with gym and spa, a swim platform, and a variety of water toys. Twin MTU engines allow a Cruising Speed of 12 knots, a Maximum Speed of 16.2 knots, and a range exceeding 4,000nm.

 

LIVA O

The LIVA O—a 118.2-meter marvel— was designed by Joseph Dirand Architecture and launched in 2023. She is the largest yacht of the shipyard to date; her iconic black hull houses six lavish suites, including a Master, accommodating up to 12 guests. Exceptional features include a 12-meter elevatable pool, a Neptune underwater lounge, a beach club, a wellness center, and a helipad. Diesel-electric engines let her glide at a Cruising Speed of 15 knots, reach a Maximum Speed of 18 knots, and cover a remarkable 7,500nm. range.