Serenity Solar-powered Yachts on Inside South Florida

Serenity Yachts reaffirmed its commitment to sustainability by continuing to reduce the yachting industry’s carbon footprint with its solar-powered vessels. Serenity Yachts’ next generation of vessels are not only green, but performance-driven and are made with today’s modern sea traveler in mind. While luxury has always played a large role in yacht design, green technology has historically lagged behind in the industry - until now.
Led by Executive Director Boyd Taylor, Serenity Yachts blends luxury and technology, creating a tranquil yachting experience. With quiet electric motors, the yachts allow all onboard to experience the beauty that our reefs and oceans have to offer without polluting and damaging them in the process.
Serenity Yachts strives to eliminate dependency on fossil fuel and is committed to building yachts that stand the test of time. Each part of the yacht ― from the carbon fiber hulls to the hydraulic flybridge ― is designed to maximize efficiency and performance. Every yacht that Serenity builds is fully customizable. Serenity’s shipbuilders are artisans and seasoned masters of their craft.
Serenity Yachts, which was featured in the annual Neiman Marcus Christmas Book, presently has two lines of vessels: the Serenity 64 and Serenity 74. Each is equipped with the latest technologies and offers a selection of the most cutting-edge equipment in navigation, entertainment, and smart home technologies.
Serenity Yachts is constantly improving its vessels. The brand designs its systems to make them simple to upgrade once new and improved technologies are available. As solar and battery technology continue to accelerate, these yachts will only become faster and more powerful.
In addition to engineering custom build vessels and providing general refitting services, Serenity Yachts offers seafarers the ability to convert traditional gas-powered boats into more eco-friendly versions.
WSFL-TV's Miriam Tapia speaks with Executive Director Boyd Taylor on Inside South Florida.
For more information about Serenity Yachts, visit serenityyachts.com.