Island Packet Yachts

This is one of the best reasons to own an Island Packet. This gives us great pleasure to know we were apart of making this happen. Memories like this are priceless!

We were told by our attorney that we need to post this. I HEREBY DECLARE THAT I DO NOT GIVE MY PERMISSION FOR FACEBOOK OR META TO USE ANY OF MY PERSONAL or ISLAND PACKET YACHTS BUSINESS DATA.

If you do not know who Jimothy is, Google him. Nothing can keep a good sailer down!

Ahoy and Happy Summer! I wanted to share with you the new deck layout for the new 459. The new deck allows for people to get around the new improved helm. We have taken out the forward dorade vent and added a hatch so people can put their small dinghy on the bow in a big storm. We have lots of different interior combinations now to allow our owners to build an even more custom boat. Fun times for the new 459. We have also decided to do 120/240V AC along with 48, and 24 DC volt standard. If you install all the optional batteries you will end up with the same as 2400 amps in 12V. Can never have to much battery power. We can now build an Island Packet with all the creature comforts and no generator.

Today we started putting the deck down on 359-01. Its fun to see this boat come together!

Back to building Island Packets after our Independence Day weekend. We have our 2nd 359 online now along with a 459. Tooling is working on the 459 deck plug and the new 459 Hull Structure Unit. All is good here, Blessings to all.

Tom Kayman has been with IPY for 33 years. Last Friday he retired. We send Blessings His way and look forward to hearing from Tom as he starts the next chapter.

Here is a little about what to expect with our newest model, the 359. We have 1 slot left that is available in the current build run if you want a 359 for the fall.

Island Packet 359 – New Sailboat from Legacy Builder Legendary sailboat builder Island Packet introduces the new Island Packet 359, proving quality American-built cruising yachts are alive and well.

Our last 349 is on her way from St Petersburg to Newport RI. Harv and Jay this morning were 40 miles out of Atlantic City. This is the sun rise they had this morning.