Vessels at Seawork

One of the enduring qualities of Seawork is the return of so many exhibitors year after year to both support the show and benefit from their presence there. For example, the following are a welcome addition to the gathering of vessel builders which workboat specifiers and purchasers can visit at Seawork International 2009:

Click here for details of the vessels that exhibited at Seawork 2008.

Click here for a vessel plan for 2008.

The vessel list and plan for 2009 will be uploaded shortly.

2008 Vessel Information

Isle of Wight based catamaran builders and Seawork exhibitors Cheetah Marine have launched the first of their new 11m series, the largest Cheetah ever built, and will be commuting to the show daily in one of their latest newbuilds.

Kent UK based V RIBS Ltd will launch a new range of offshore commercial RIBs at the Seawork International 2008. The newly designed boats, ranging in length from 9m to 15m and capable of speeds above 50 knots, are on display for the first time at the international show

South Boats Special Projects Ltd of Cowes on the Isle of Wight heads to Seawork 2008 with three vessels to display on the floating pontoon. They can be found immediately at the bottom of the main gangway, with ‘Solway Spirit’ and ‘MPI Sancho Panza’ on the outside of the main pontoon and ‘Reetta’ at the bottom of the main walkway. Seawork 2007 saw South Boats Special Projects Limited sign a £2.2m contract with MPI Offshore Ltd for two new designs of wind farm service vessels.

Ireland's Safehaven Marine will make an even larger impression than usual at Seawork this year with not one but two of its Interceptor 42 pilot vessels available for viewing and demonstration runs from the exhibition's floating pontoon. 

The new Interceptor 1102 built by Damen Shipyards of Gorinchem, Holland, will be unveiled at Seawork 2008. 

Travelling all the way from the Shetland Island of Unst, Flugga Boats will be bringing the first of its new 9m range of incredibly rugged workboats to Seawork 2008. 

Based at Co Meath in Ireland, Seawork 2008 exhibitor Redfinn Boats Ltd will be showing a fine representation of its latest business venture on the floating pontoon at this summer's show. 

Powered catamaran manufacturer Powercat will be using Seawork 2008 to unveil its very latest craft, the Powercat 695. 

Astilleros Cardama's latest newbuild is a multi-role salvage tug for the Galician Government in their homeland and has been named 'Sebastian de Campo'.