Arksen is off to a flying start this year as the company announced their first US dealer while exhibiting at the Düsseldorf boat show 2023, where the Arksen 28 and Arksen 30 are making their European debut.

Arksen offers a fleet of exceptional and highly capable vessels, ranging from 28 – 100+ ft, which are a true celebration of craftsmanship throughout: tough, rugged and stable with a luxury interior layout.

The smaller and faster all-new Adventure Series vessels, 28-45 ft, are built for day and weekend adventures. The safe and steady platform allows owners to immerse themselves in the environment and get closer to more remote locations. Designed with the same comfort and elegant interior as the larger Adventure models.

Düsseldorf boat show marks the start of a busy year for the Arksen Adventure Series. Having just confirmed their first US dealer, Ben Oaksmith, from Oaksmith Yachts in Seattle, this partnership marks the start of their US distribution plan.

“The Pacific Northwest from the south sound to Seattle up to the Sunshine Coast, Desolation Sound and beyond is the perfect cruising grounds for the Arksen A28 and A30. The aluminum hull is strong, the generous and refined interior is comfortable, and seakeeping truly out paces their footprint.

“We are excited to see our customers explore in these vessels; no matter the weather.”

– Ben Oaksmith, Principal of Oaksmith Yachts

With an expanding dealer network across the UK, Europe and the US, this year is set to be Arksen’s biggest yet, alongside the launch of the first two explorer vessels, the Arksen 85s. Both the Explorer Series and Adventure Series will be attending a number of European and US shows throughout the year.

“We’re in an exciting period of growth for Arksen and look forward to bringing our vessels, from the Adventure Series and Explorer Series, across the Atlantic for the first time and further within Europe.”

– Dominic Byrne, Arksen Sales and Marketing Director

The two new additions to the adventure series have proven very popular. After the recent sea trials, you can now register your interest to get out on the water and experience them first-hand.