Vicem Yachts, one of the leading manufacturers of luxury classic motor and mega yachts, has announced today that the newly completed Vulcan 46M motor yacht Caprice V, previously scheduled for the Monaco Boat Show, will regrettably not participate at the show. Vicem Yachts will showcase the Caprice V superyacht in the near future. The company sincerely regrets any inconvenience this may cause.

Vulcan 46 superyacht Caprice V by Vicem Yachts

Vicem confirm the presence of the all-new 107 Cruiser yacht Moni at the show. Moni is a 32M all mahogany, flagship boat of the yard.

Vicem 107 superyacht Moni

Vicem – The Yacht for Yachtsmen
Since the company was founded in 1991, Vicem Yachts has been always focusing on three core values: total customization, impeccable craftsmanship and timeless design. The Vicem Vintage Line (Classic and Fly Bridge models, from 52’ to 75’; the Cruiser 78′, 92′ and 100’) is built using the cold-molding process.

A construction technique which embodies all the construction methods of the Turkish historical marine tradition; a modern procedure different from traditional boat building. Based on engineered wood construction, cold-molding uses laminated mahogany (coming from managed forests) and a specific formulated epoxy resin to create the hull, decks and principal superstructures. This results in a stronger and quieter vessel with a smoother ride, with natural insulation from humidity and noise.

Vicem Yachts extended its production to the mega-yacht segment, introducing the new Vulcan Line with the 46m & 35m Tri-deck and the 32m RPH. Vulcan 46mt superyacht Caprice V was delivered in July 2012 and the other two Vulcan 46M superyachts are currently under construction (to be delivered soon).

Vanguard 45 and 33 compose its all new third line of open yachts, a perfect blend of timeless elegance, performing naval architecture and state of the art production technology.