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Tarrab Yachts
Tarrab Yachts utilizes traditional Italian building techniques in their Argentinian factory located near Buenos Aires. Each Tarrab built yacht features a wide beam and a low center of gravity making them comfortable, stable cruisers. Tarrab uses skilled craftsman to build all interior furniture by hand.
About Tarrab Yachts
Tarrab Yachts utilizes traditional Italian building techniques in their Argentinian factory located near Buenos Aires. Each Tarrab built yacht features a wide beam and a low center of gravity making them comfortable, stable cruisers. Tarrab uses skilled craftsman to build all interior furniture by hand.
- Year
Established 1983 - Shipyard
Location Tigre, Argentina - Boat
Construction Composite - Boat
Category Luxury Yacht, Superyachts, Megayachts - Worthy
Notations Tarrab uses fiberglass in every bulkhead to reduce vibration and noise overall.
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