Tiara Yachts has pleasing its customer during its history

If you appreciate life onboard a yacht with the reliability, seaworthiness and timeless design to make the journey a satisfying destination in itself then Tiara yachts, especially premier Tiara yachts are for you. Nowadays Tiara is a division of S2 Yachts, Inc., with head offices/manufacturing in Holland, Michigan, and another manufacturing facility for specific models in Swansboro, North Carolina. Tiara features two lines of yachts: open, measuring from 31 feet to 53 feet in length with standard pulpit, and express Sovran, ranging from 41 feet to 55 feet with standard pulpit. Tiara's design and engineering groups write electrical software specific to Tiara yachts, and use various 3-D views in design.

If you appreciate life onboard a yacht with the reliability, seaworthiness and timeless design to make the journey a satisfying destination in itself then Tiara yachts, especially premier Tiara yachts are for you. Tiara yachts  yachts began its history with Leon Slikkers, formerly of Chris-Craft. In 1954 he registered the Slickcraft  name, and the following year he left a promising career at the age of 27 to open his own shop and fulfill his dream. He sold his house and started a small factory on Washington Avenue in Holland, Michigan. Leon began experimenting with a new material called fiberglass in 1955. Thus, 1955 year is considered as a start of  Leon own yacht building company. Within three years, the company put a few of the boats into production and, by 1963, had stopped building with wood completely.

 

In 1969, Leon sold Slickcraft to the AMF Corporation. Later in 1974 he started building sailboats under the name S2 Yachts. Within ten years, S2 was one of the top five sailboat manufacturers in the United States, known for building both quality cruising vessels as well as racing boats. Gradually the company began producing high-quality power boats called Tiara Yachts, and phasing out the sailboats. In 1983, S2 Yachts purchased the Slickcraft brand name from AMF, and the following year, Leon Slikkers became Chief Executive Officer and David Slikkers was named President.

 

Nowadays Tiara is a division of S2 Yachts, Inc., with head offices/manufacturing in Holland, Michigan, and another manufacturing facility for specific models in Swansboro, North Carolina. Tiara features two lines of yachts: open, measuring from 31 feet to 53 feet in length with standard pulpit, and express Sovran, ranging from 41 feet to 55 feet with standard pulpit. Tiara's design and engineering groups write electrical software specific to Tiara yachts, and use various 3-D views in design. Tiara Yachts takes great pride in providing its customers with yachts of sublime quality for years of enjoyment while maintaining a high resale value.

 

What premier Tiara yachts have pleased its customers during the last years?

3600 Sovran spacious interior provides plenty of elbowroom and all the comfort you need for long weekends and extended trips. The forward master stateroom features a queen size pedestal berth with inner spring mattress, lots of storage and built-in flat panel television. There is plenty of room for guests at the spacious companion L-lounge and the captain will sit comfortably at the custom adjustable helm seat.

3900 Convertible is clean, simple, high performing, and cool. Their modified deep-V hull design and distinctive sheer line carve seas cleanly for performance and control. Wide-open, well-equipped cockpits keep all your bait, tackle and gear close at hand - and low freeboard gets you close to the action. Below deck, fishability meets livability. Living quarters are comfortable, functional and beautiful - with plenty of room to store gear. Engine rooms are well thought out for easy maintenance. At the helm, single-minded instrumentation, expansive sightlines and spreader lights make it easy to back down on a tournament winner or dock stern-to with your catch.

 

There is also a wide range of open Tiara yachts - 2900, 3200, 3600, 3800, and 4200.

 

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