Haber Yachts have been producing fine quality yachts since 1993. Their modern facility has controlled temperature lay up shops, in house production of mouldings, woodwork and stainless steel, giving complete control over the quality which marks this company out from its contemporaries, whilst allowing economies of costs in production to be passed on to the customer in extremely good value final prices.

The design ethos for the craft produced at Haber Yachts is that the sea doesn't change its many temperaments and their craft are created to withstand the best and the worst scenarios. The boats have a traditional style, but manufactured to modern standards using latest materials alongside skills learned over many generations.

A strong feature of Haber Yachts is the incorporation of the pilot house format giving full standing heights even in the smallest vessel in the range and exceptional visibility while navigating. The roof, with transparent side shields extending from the rear wheelhouse bulkhead of the superstructure, provides a convenient spray dodger. The self draining closed transom cockpit with seats below the deck line and high coamings offers real safety to the crew. The superstructure protects the crew from strong winds and rain, both in the harbour and while sailing. The shape of the hull, the deck and the superstructure ensure very good stability and, indeed, bouyancy. The yachts built in Category B with Category C optional fit out for inland waterway use, etc. Category B are tested in the local Baltic waters. The yard has a hull flotation tank with overhead spray injection of water, each craft is checked for ingress of water below and above the waterline before leaving the yard for delivery to the customer. All craft are equipped with a galley and a separate head. There is ample storage under the bunks, on the shelves and in the cupboards. The standard specification is very high for the price, but an additional options list is available for those customers with a 'wish' list. Diesel engines with a traditional straight shaft on bearers enclosed in engine bays that are adequately insulated for low noise levels. Sailing yachts in the range can be supplied with Sloop or Cutter rigs. Outboard and diesel engine options are available. The dinette seating arrangement allows for all round 'deck saloon' type visibility whilst relaxing.

Haber GC 600 Classic style power boat