| Sedan | 45’ |  |
53’ | |
Pilothouse | 56’ | |
61’ | |
Motoryacht |
68' | |
|---|
Chris Caswell - Yachting Magazine -
April 2004
“By any standard, the Altima 55’ is a lot of boat when you consider her base price and the flexibility of her builder. Good looking, well constructed and thoughtfully designed, this yacht is going to put the Altima name on the American map.”
Natalie Friton / PassageMaker
Magazine
– April 2005
“Important features they were seeking in what they planned to be their last vessel included a walk around deck, a spacious cockpit, a covered bridge accessed by stairs (not a ladder), a day head and three staterooms designed so that one could double as an office....By focusing on great customer service while producing quality yachts for an expanding fleet of owners, the company is succeeding at making dreams come true.”
George Sass – Boat Digest – May 2005
“The first Altima to hit North American waters was the Altima 55’. I was a fan of this boat and impressed by its overall running characteristics. In fact, an editor that I sent out to test a late model 55’ called me afterwards raving about how the boat shrugged off some sloppy conditions, and was a solid performer”
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Bill Pike - Power & Motoryacht - 2006 Miami Int'l Boat Show.
"This boat (61’ pilothouse) has one of the finest engine room
setups I‘ve ever seen...period. I can’t wait to see
the 65’ and the 43’. The 43’ should really hit
the sweet spot in an exploding market segment.”
John Wooldridge -
Yachting Magazine - November 2005
“On the flying bridge, the layout is open enough to entertain lavishly…inside,
flawlessly finished and joined warm cherry enhances bulkheads and built-in
furniture alike…These sea conditions only served to establish the
Altima 60’s excellent ability to handle sloppy conditions and produce
a comfortable ride.
Andy Adams – Canadian Yachting – July 2006
“Overall, our impressions were very positive. In this class of yacht buyers can generally afford what they want….this boat has the space, features and accommodation to be a comfortable home away from home, even on a long cruise. It strikes us as a lot of yacht for the money”