Dromor is linked to the Athens area in Greece, with Sailboat Data listing Kalivia-Thoricou, Attiki as its location. Other listings place Dromor boats in Greek marinas such as Piraeus and Paros.
What types of boats did Dromor build?
Dromor built sailing yachts, especially fiberglass or GRP monohulls. The recorded models include the Apollo 12, Triton 48, Venus 16, Discovery 3000, and Dromor 26.
What is Dromor known for?
Dromor is known for charter-oriented sailing yachts built for Greek sea conditions. The boats are often described as durable, practical cruisers with designs suited to offshore use and the Aegean.
Dromor is a Greek boat builder associated with sailing yachts built for the charter market. Published listings place the company in Athens-area locations in Greece and show sailboats built under the Dromor name from the 1980s and 1990s.
History and shipyard
Dromor Yachts is described as a Greek shipyard that specialized in sailing yachts for charter use. Sailboat Data lists its location as Kalivia-Thoricou, Attiki, near Athens, and notes business activity from 1977 onward. Other listings describe the yard as building GRP sailboats and using designs suited to the Aegean and charter conditions. The company name also appears in later brokerage records as a manufacturer of used yachts.
Model range and design
The documented Dromor sailboat range includes the Apollo 12, Triton 48, Venus 16, Discovery 3000, and Dromor 26. These boats were built in sizes from about 30 to 53 feet, with production dates in the 1980s and 1990s. Listings repeatedly identify the boats as fiberglass or GRP sailing yachts, and several examples were designed by naval architects such as Judel/Vrolijk or Triantafilopoulos. The available records suggest a focus on practical, durable cruising yachts rather than large-volume production.
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