Cheoy Lee Yachts

Cheoy Lee have been continuous boat-builders for over 135 years building a whole variety of smaller ships from ocean-going tugs, Australian designed large catamaran ferries, landing craft, tankers, patrol boats and a range of luxury ocean-going yachts.

In the early 60's Cheoy Lee was a pioneer in the development, testing and use of fibreglass in vessel construction followed by GRP/foam sandwich construction, the main method of today's construction for luxury yachts.

Cheoy Lee Yachts Australia is ideally located in the Palazzo Versace Marina on the Gold Coast and its current stock vessel, the Daydream 75C, has received excellent reviews in a number of boating magazines. This boat is superbly fitted out and well suited for cruising the Australian tropics. With subdued elegance the vessel features superior finishes of granite on the bench tops, ceiling lights with gold trim, hard top to the flybridge, in-built coffee machine, BBQ, entertainment systems, to name just a few of the quality inclusions.

Cheoy Lee have recently designed a number of new boats, the Bravo 78 Sports Motor Yacht, which made its debut at the Miami Boat Show in February 2008, and the Serenity 83 and 68 Long Range Motor Yachts.

Cheoy Lee Yachts Australia's latest vessel, the Serenity 68 arrived in mid July and made its world debut at the Sydney International Boat Show 31st July to 5th August 2008. The Serenity 68 is a displacement boat that will be ideal for cruising the Australian coastline with three double master staterooms and additional crew/guest quarters; fully air-conditioned, 2,500 nm cruising range, large entertainment areas, swim platform, stabilisers, fully equipped galley, all as standard equipment. Additional features in the display vessel include a hardtop to the flybridge, entertainment system, electronic navigation system, teak decking, second anchor system, upgraded interior finishes, plus many more features. The Serenity 68 has found a new home in Adelaide with her new owner.