IF IT’S WORTH DOING, IT’S WORTH DOING WELL.

At Malö Yachts we have our own way of doing things. Not because we are stubborn or unwilling to adopt new developments or listen to other people, but because of a collective bank of knowledge and boatbuilding experience that goes back several generations. For us, there is a particular way of doing every little job that building a yacht requires, and experience has taught us that this is the way to achieve the best results.

For example we make most of the wooden details ourselves in our own carpenter’s workshop to ensure Malö’s high standards. We then varnish all the woodwork until the required finish is met. We also assemble all the cabinetry by hand to produce the fit and quality we want. Our hulls are moulded in our own factory in Dalsland, again ensuring the highest of quality. At each and every stage, we have our own way of building a Malö, a way in which the hand and the eye are our most sensitive and important tools. All of these elements help us to achieve the pride and joy found in a truly well-built, beautiful boat. The hallmarks of a genuine Malö.