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Back Cove Yachts
Back Cove Yachts and its sister company, Sabre Yachts, are the largest recreational boat-building company in Maine. Established in 2003, Back Cove began by building a smaller downeast style cruising boat to resemble the Maine lobster boat. Back Cove, an American-made company with a global presence, takes pride in its craftsmanship and creates yachts from the newest construction methodologies using 3D models and detailed renderings.
About Back Cove Yachts
Back Cove Yachts is a sister company of Sabre Yachts, and together these two yards are the largest recreational boatbuilding company in the state of Maine, where America’s first ships were built on the shores of the Kennebec River. This tradition of building ships that go to sea, which began in 1607, continues in Maine to this day.
In 2003, a group of dealers asked if they could build a smaller Downeast-style cruising boat to suit the needs of owners who admired the look and feel of the Maine lobster boat and the dependability and fuel efficiency of a single diesel engine. In the US, boats have found their way to almost every body of water, from the coasts to inland lakes. Back Cove Yachts are built by 100 of Maine's finest boat builders in a modern 240,000-square-foot facility in Rockland, Maine. They are extremely proud of their craft and have the passion to build the finest, trouble-free yachts possible for their customers.
- Year
Established 2003 - Shipyard
Location Rockland, Maine - Boat
Construction Fiberglass - Boat
Category Lobster Boat, Downeast - Worthy
Notations During the 19th century, the shipyard’s home in Rockland was a leading port that sent lime and granite rock throughout the United States.
Back Cove Yachts For Sale
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Back Cove Yachts By Model
| Model name | PRODUCTION YEARS | LOA | BEAM | DRAFT |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Back Cove 26 | 2004 - Current | 26' 6" | 9' 4" | 2' 6" |
| Back Cove 29 | 2004 - Current | 29' 6" | 10' 5" | 2' 6" |
| Back Cove 30 | 2011 - Current | 30' 6" | 11' 2" | 2' 7" |
| Back Cove 34 | 2011 - Current | 34' 4" | 12' 0" | 3' 1" |
| Back Cove 37 | 2011 - Current | 38' 0" | 13' 0" | 3' 3" |
| Back Cove Downeast 37 | 2003 - Currrent | 42' 6" | 13' 3" | 13' 3" |
| Back Cove 41 | 2014 - Current | 46' 6" | 14' 0" | 3' 9" |