The brand is tied to Sant Lluís, Menorca, in Spain. SASGA Yachts lists its shipyard and contact address there.
What kind of boats does Menorquin build?
Menorquin builds motor yachts and cabin boats, including open and flybridge configurations. The design language is based on the traditional Balearic llaüt.
What is Menorquin known for?
It is known for classic Mediterranean styling, stability, and cruising comfort. The boats are widely associated with semi-displacement hulls and a traditional profile.
Menorquin is a Spanish boat builder associated with the Menorca-based yard now operating as SASGA Yachts in Sant Lluís, Balearic Islands, Spain. The brand builds motor yachts and cabin boats based on the traditional Balearic llaüt, with a focus on classic lines and semi-displacement cruising boats.
History and shipyard
The Menorquin name is linked to the shipyard founded in the Menorca area in the late 1970s, with sources placing the start of the business in 1978 and describing the original company as Astilleros Menorca. The current builder, SASGA Yachts, presents itself as a Balearic shipyard specializing in the design and manufacture of llaüt-type boats and says the Menorquin tradition has been preserved and developed there. Industry references also note that the Menorquin brand was later taken over by SASGA Yachts.
Model range and design
Menorquin boats are typically motor yachts with a classic, traditional profile inspired by the Menorcan llaüt, but adapted for modern cruising. Published model references show a range that has included open and flybridge versions, such as the 120 Open, 120 Fly and 180 Fly, while press coverage of the SASGA era mentions models from the 34 up to larger flagships such as the 68 FB. The brand is known for semi-displacement hulls, stability, and comfortable overnight cruising rather than high-speed performance.
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