The Orkney Coastliner is a popular choice for those looking for a proper little sea boat that is light enough to launch, recover easily and fits in a garage

The renowned Longliner 16 design is a true classic, equally popular with those looking for a safe and fun family harbour launch as it is with those looking for a desirable and robust fishing boat.

Available with the option of both a folding spray dodger or a Fixed GRP cuddy, plus an easily adaptable layout with several optional seating configurations, the Longliner can be tailored to your exact requirements.

The Fastliner 19 is an ideal harbour launch for the family, meanwhile equally as comfortable running offshore in more challenging conditions. An easily driven hull ensures excellent performance and economy with modest sized outboard engines,  adopting the same longstanding principles that Orkney have become renowned for over the years, namely a robust, seaworthy design with uncompromised sea keeping skills.

The Dayangler 19+ is an excellent entry point into our range of Pilothouse cabin boats, with many similar features and the same proven hull design as her sistershio the Pilothouse 20. It's manageable size and user-friendly features make it ideal for those new to boating or looking to upgrade from an Open or Cuddy boat, when seeking to venture and explore further afield. 

Whilst compact and light enough to be towed behind a family car on an unbraked trailer in light trim*, the 452 is no lightweight when it comes to seakeeping. The Nelson influenced hull design gives sure footed handling in testing conditions.

The Pilot House 25 model adopts the same long standing principles that Orkney Boats have been so well renowned for over the years, including a robust seaworthy design with uncompromised sea keeping skills. Whether the boat is to be used for serious passage making with twin engines or simply for coastal cruising with a single engine, the Orkney Pilot House 25 has this versatility.

The Orkney Pilot House 27 has an enviable reputation for sea keeping. Developed by Orkney and Nelson designers TT Boat Designs, the hull features a generous waterline length and free board. This combined with a heavy displacement endows the 27 with a sure footedness in a seaway not found in many boats of even greater size. The open plan wheelhouse is spacious and airy with alloy framed toughened glass windows giving commanding all round vision for the helmsman as well as great views from the dinette and galley.

The Pilothouse 20 is the smallest wheelhouse model in the Valiant range. 

Offering a safe and secure, lockable wheelhouse providing ultimate 'year round' protection from the elements and commanding views from both the Helm and Co-pilot seat.

The 522 is the perfect choice for those seeking a boat that is tough, safe and versatile. The easily driven hull lines ensure good performance and excellent economy with modest sized outboards, whilst the deep forefoot and modified V sections give a dry and comfortable ride in a seaway.

Big and powerful, the 592 is designed to run offshore in comfort. The Nelson heritage becomes apparent in the way the hull handles rough water with ease whilst the 27” interior freeboard and self draining cockpit add to the feeling of safety and security.