BURGER is an American manufacturer based in Manitowoc, Wisconsin. It made its debut in 1863, when Henry Burger began building small 6- to 9-meter Mackinaw fishing boats for local commercial fishermen. The yard produces very high quality ships, thanks to which has become known in the Great Lakes. Over the years, the yard produced their first welded steel yacht in 1938 and began using aluminum in 1952. In 1993 the company experienced financial difficulties and was bought by David Ross and Jim Ruffolo. Yachts are being built from wooden schooners to luxury motor yachts. Burger Boat has produced over 500 yachts, and around 250 of them are on the market today for sale and charter. The builder's greatest successes are the 1938 TAMARIS 24.7-meter sailboat, the first U.S.-built auxiliary ketch, as well as the 1956 11-meter VIRGINIA, which was the first American production yacht built entirely of aluminum. welded. The largest Burger super yacht to date is the 46.6-meter Ingot, which won the Art de Vivre La Belle Classe Moët & Chandon award at the 2010 Monaco Yachts Show. Recognized worldwide for its design, seaworthiness and reliability, it designs and builds an average of three custom yachts per year in aluminum / steel. In addition to new builds, Burger Yachts renovates and maintains both luxury yachts and ships up to 79 meters in length. Find below all the ships and projects of the Burger Yachts shipyard available for insurance.

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