Founded in 2003 in Trégunc, Finistère, the Marée Haute shipyard has established itself as a major player in the construction of fast cruising sailboats. Under the leadership of Serge Calvez, the company has evolved by diversifying its activities and expanding its range of services, while maintaining a reputation for excellence in the nautical sector.
The construction site begins
In the early 2000s, the recreational boating market in France experienced significant growth, with increased demand for high-performance and versatile sailboats
Passionate about sailing and possessing artisanal expertise, He is directing the shipyard towards the construction of sailboats combining performance and racingThe first models, notably the Dingo, a mini production boat designed for the Mini Transat, reflect this DNA focused on innovation and manufacturing quality.
Key moments in the history of the construction site
- two thousand ten : The Django 7.70 is voted “Boat of the Year”This allows Marée Haute to double its turnover and strengthen its reputation in the market.
- two thousand seventeen The construction site is expanding its activities by taking over the company Minaouët Marine, thus offering winter storage and maintenance services for motorboats.
- two thousand twenty High Tide acquires Belon Marine Loisirs in Moëlan-sur-Merstrengthening its presence in the powerboating and marine maintenance sector.
- two thousand twenty-one : The shipyard is buying back Concar’Nautic, located in Concarneau, and becomes the Marée Haute Group, thus consolidating its position on the market and diversifying its services.
The construction site today
Today, The Marée Haute Group has approximately 35 employees spread across three sites: Trégunc, Riec-sur-Belon and ConcarneauThe company has diversified by offering services to individuals and professionals, notably through Marée Haute Professionnel, a branch dedicated to the refit of professional vessels such as fishing boats and passenger ships.
The shipyard enjoys a solid reputation thanks to the quality of its infusion and foam sandwich construction, guaranteeing renowned finishes. Its Django range of sailboats is particularly appreciated for its versatility and sailing performance, attracting a diverse clientele, from sailing schools to experienced recreational boaters.
The most popular and sought-after models
Here is a list of Marée Haute’s flagship models, along with their launch year and the associated naval architect:
- Dingo (2005) – Architect: Pierre Rolland
- Django 7.70 (2010) – Architect: Pierre Rolland
- Django 6.70 (2011) – Architect: Pierre Rolland
- Django 9.80 (2013) – Architect: Pierre Rolland
- Django 12.70 (2015) – Architect: Pierre Rolland
- Django SF 18 (2017) – Architect: Pierre Rolland
These models illustrate Marée Haute’s commitment to offering innovative sailboats, adapted to the needs of sailors seeking performance and reliability.