List of yachts built by Palmer Johnson

This is a list of all the yachts built by Palmer Johnson, sorted by year.

  Was the longest yacht upon completion.

Sailing Yachts

Year Length overall in meters Name Reference
1974 24 Tempest [1]
1965 27.43 Caribana [2]
1983 47.7 Arabella II [3]
1983 33.5 Toto [4]
1985 28.04 Pegasus II [5]
1989 37.49 Galileo G [6]
1990 34.75 Sirma III [7]
1990 37.5 Axia [8]
1991 38.1 Kaori [9]
1992 35.75 Knickerbocker [10]
1992 32.77 Dance Smartly [11]
1995 32.92 Keewaydin [12]

Motor yachts

1979 - 2005

Year Length overall in meters Name Reference
1979 30.2 Fortuna [13]
1980 31.09 Banyan [14]
1987 38.5 Time [15]
1994 45.5 Amorazur II [16]
1994 41.76 Syrenka [17]
1995 37.05 Costa Brava III [18]
1996 46.2 Pioneer [19]
1997 30.87 Excel [20]
1997 43.3 Lady J [21]
1998 59.4 Pearl [22]
1998 38.85 Our Way [23]
2000 36.58 Anna J [24]
2000 39.1 Kimberly [25]
2000 37.5 I Sea [26]
2001 39.95 Rasa [27]
2002 34.14 Arrowhead [28]
2002 51.2 Helios 2 [29]
2003 38.11 Milk and Honey [30]
2003 36.57 Ascari [31]
2003 39.62 Unity [32]
2004 43.93 Four Whishes [33]
2004 43.3 Incentive [34]
2005 36.57 DB9 [35]
2005 37.5 Hush [36]
2005 37.49 Temptation [37]
2005 36.57 Escape II [38]

2006 - Present

Year Length overall in meters Name Picture Reference
2006 36.57 Vanquish [39]
2006 37.5 BB3 [40]
2007 45.72 Grey Matters [41]
2007 41.5 Dragon [42]
2007 45.97 Hokulani [43]
2007 41.5 Waverunner [44]
2008 41.1 Plus Too [45]
2008 36.57 Izumi [46]
2008 45.97 Four Jacks [47]
2008 37.5 Blacksheep [48]
2008 45.7 Clifford II [49]
2008 36.57 Vitamin [50]
2009 45.7 Blue Ice [51]
2009 45.7 Oneness [52]
2009 41.1 Domino [53]
2010 52.2 DB9 [54]
2010 45.7 Vantage [55]
2012 41.1 Griffin [56]
2013 65 Lady M [57]
2014 48 Khalilah [58]
2014 52.2 Bliss [59]
2016 52.2 Sanam [60][61]

Under construction

Planned delivery Length overall in meters Name Reference
2012 (on hold) 81.4 PJ World [62][63][64][65]
2016 64 PJ 210-2 [66]
2016 48 PJ 48-2 [67]

Palmer Johnson recently signed a contract to build 30 of their new PJ 48 Niniette and PJ 63 Niniette Open Sport series yachts. The Niniette's are jointly developed by Palmer Johnson and Bugatti.[68] The contract for the 30 yachts is valued at over EUR 40,000,000.[69] Palmer Johnson teamed up again with Bugatti to create the PJ 66 Niniette.[70][71]

See also

References

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