Intermarine
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2017, Luxury Cruise in Rio de Janeiro - 50 Feet Flybridge
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
From US$1,029 /day
32 ft (10 m) · 14 guests
Motorboat Intermarine Oceanic 32 200hp
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
From US$541 /day
44 ft (13 m) · 14 guests
2001, Intermarine 44ft Flybridge Yacht for Charter in Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
From US$1,095 /day
53 ft (16 m) · 17 guests
2013, 53ft Penelope Intermarine Luxury Yacht Rental in Angra dos Reis, Brazil
Frade, Brazil
From US$1,714 /day
32 ft (10 m) · 15 guests · 1 cabin
1987, Intermarine 32 Believe
Saco da Ribeira, Brazil
From US$481 /day
44 ft (13 m) · 14 guests
2002, Motorboat Intermarine Intermarine 440 900hp
Angra dos Reis, Brazil
From US$1,189 /day
60 ft (18 m) · 18 guests
2022, Luxury Cruise in Rio de Janeiro - 60 Feet Intermarine Flybridge Yacht
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
From US$1,652 /day
44 ft (13 m) · 20 guests
2001, 44 feet Finesse Intermarine Motor Yacht Rental in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
From US$2,161 /day
Intermarine yacht models
Models in our catalogue with their build years — tap one to see those boats.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Intermarine still in business?
- Two of the three Intermarine builders are. The Italian company in Sarzana builds minehunters and patrol vessels for navies, and Brazil's Intermarine still builds motor yachts near São Paulo. The Savannah, Georgia yard wound down in the early 2000s.
- Who built the motor yacht Jaan?
- Intermarine of Sarzana, Italy delivered the 42 meter Jaan in 1997. She has a fiberglass hull, sleeps 12 guests in six cabins and remains active as a charter yacht. She was formerly named O'Pari.
- What does Intermarine of Brazil build?
- Production motor yachts from roughly 45 to 80 feet, including the Offshore 48 and 58. Founded in 1973 and based at Osasco near São Paulo, the company has delivered more than 6,000 boats.
The name Intermarine belongs to several unrelated boat builders, including an Italian naval yard in Sarzana and a Brazilian motor yacht brand near São Paulo. A third Intermarine built motor yachts in Savannah, Georgia until the early 2000s. Because the companies share nothing but a name, an Intermarine listing can mean three quite different kinds of boat.
Intermarine of Sarzana, Italy
The Italian company, based at Sarzana in Liguria, works in composite construction and today builds minehunters and patrol vessels for navies. It has also delivered large pleasure yachts, best known among them the 42 meter Jaan of 1997, a fiberglass motor yacht formerly named O'Pari that still works as a charter boat.
Intermarine of Brazil
Brazil's Intermarine has built production motor yachts since 1973 from Osasco, in greater São Paulo. It counts more than 6,000 boats delivered, and its current models run from about 45 to 80 feet, including the Offshore 48 and Offshore 58.
Intermarine Savannah and the used market
The American Intermarine ran a 21 acre yard on the Savannah River in Georgia. It moved into yacht building in 1995 under chief executive Thom Conboy and delivered semi-custom fiberglass motor yachts before operations wound down in the early 2000s; the yard also handled refit work on vessels up to 500 feet. Yachts from all three builders circulate on the brokerage and charter markets, so it pays to confirm which yard built a particular boat. GetBoat's catalog includes Intermarine yachts, the Italian-built Jaan among them.
Official website: intermarine.com.br ↗











