Driscoll's Dealt a Full House at the Docks in San Diego

SAN DIEGO, CA – November 24, 2005 – Driscoll Boat Works reputation is reaching around the world and this December the docks are full of yachts. Boadicea, a 230’ Amels, has made Driscoll’s a destination on their cruise around the world. Completing their second yard period with Driscoll’s in the past four years this “blue boat” is not alone at the moment. Berthed beside her is Lady Zelda, 130’ Christianson, headed to Mexico and Costa Rica on charter with Fraser Yachts. Racing trimaran Geronimo has its home base adjacent to these megayachts after its victorious, record breaking trip to Hawaii. Along side Geronimo are two of the fastest monohulls in the world, Morning Glory and Genuine Risk. These two boats finished first and third respectively in the 2005 Transpac Race. Yachts Javelin; 85’ sloop, Miss Michelle; 96’ Motoryacht, Kelly Sea; 112’ Westport, and Breanna 90’ Motoryacht, can all be found at Driscoll’s Kettenburg Facility.

   Press release composed by:  Val Maughmer
   Photo Credits:  Val Maughmer

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