The Johnson 110 Skylounge has a fiberglass hull and superstructure, built from a design using the yard’s in-house naval architecture and engineering. The yacht’s exterior lines were drawn by Bill Dixon at Dixon Yacht Design, who added a third level to the vertical window arrays that set Johnson Yachts apart. The smoked-glass windows adorn the main deck and pilothouse, and also the skylounge level.

The skylounge is the distinctive design feature of this yacht, and it makes the most of the upper deck, providing world-class views and onboard comforts to a large party. An L-shaped settee is starboard opposite a bar-style galley counter. The helm is forward, with the command station served by a pair of seats. Abaft the portside galley is the dayhead. A wide-open aft deck area is suitable for loose lounge chairs or a dining table, and provides a long overhang to shade the aft deck.

For accommodations, the Johnson 110 Skylounge features the owners’ suite on the main deck, where a berth is situated to make the most of the lines of sight provided panoramic views forward out the large windows.  A settee and his-and-her dressing tables allow the owners a modicum of solitude to catch up on e-mail or get ready for a glamorous evening. Johnson situates the master head forward, where double sinks, separate shower and head compartments, and large hanging lockers all preserve the view yet still enhance the luxury accommodation.

Johnson Yachts has an understanding of its yachts’ engineering needs, and so can design custom accommodations layouts to maximize the yacht’s 23-foot, 7-inch (7.19-meter) beam without compromising performance or handling.  Johnson was an early adopter of large-volume hull forms, and has experience making them run well and handle as a yacht of this size should.

For more information on the Johnson 110 motor yacht, you’re welcomed to contact us at info@johnson-yachts.com or reach out to your local Johnson representative.

The Johnson 80 has just launched and it is making quite a splash in Taiwan. Johnson Yachts describes the new 80 footer as an entry-level superyacht, chiefly because the Taiwan yard offers this model with the same high level of interior customization that has helped make the Johnson Yachts name over the last 30 years. With a focus on building yachts with excellent interior volume, Johnson Yachts set apart this latest Johnson 80 with a striking interior design by Karen Lynn Interior Design.

Johnson Yachts has always paid close attention to engineering, as well as handling and cruising performance. This focus means the yachts provide excellent performance and allow customization of the interior layout while leaving key engineering spaces intact. The new Johnson 80 has completed a sea trial and the yacht had a cruising speed of 19 knots　and a top speed of 27 knots, with the expected seakeeping and handling Johnson Yachts considers a hallmark of its line.

The Johnson 80 has a 20-foot, 8-inch (6.30-meter) beam that carries well forward, helping to create the interior volume that wins over owners who have seen other yachts in the market that don’t measure up.

While Johnson Yachts has designs in place for multiple layouts, the owner of each hull is encouraged, to create their own one-of-a-kind yacht. And the interior volume that allows true flexibility means the Johnson 80 competes with superyachts longer than 100 feet LOA.

Regardless of how the interior is laid out, each Johnson 80 will benefit from the exterior lines of Bill Dixon at Dixon Yacht Design. Dixon has long understand the language of exterior yacht design and he has made use of a bank of vertical windows on the front of the superstructure to give the Johnson 80 a recognizable strand of Johnson Yachts DNA in that shared profile element while also giving panoramic views from the main-deck interior.

Stay tuned for more information about the new Johnson 80, including when she may available for inspection and sea trial.

Johnson Yachts is proud to introduce the Johnson 70, a new model that will help welcome new owners to the excitement of custom construction and built-to-order design. Discerning yacht buyers know that Johnson Yachts has had more than 30 years of success by building yachts that provide better interior volume, a concept the rest of the boat building world is only beginning to understand. The new Johnson 70 is no exception, and her builder capitalizes on her 18-foot 3-inch beam to offer a choice of three or four staterooms.

The Johnson 70 features an exterior design by Bill Dixon of Dixon Yacht Design to provide much of the superyacht experience in a manageable LOA, and indeed the design shows advances in styling and space usage that will set the yacht apart from the available production boats. Should yachtsmen request a skylounge, the layout precludes the need for a lower helm, and the result is truly a single-level blank canvas on which yacht owners can work with Johnson to create the shared spaces they’ve always wanted. A fishing cockpit can increase the yacht’s flexibility as each build in the series is expected to be set apart from those before.

Interiors for Hull No. 1 will showcase a concept created by Design Unlimited, and provide a mix of textures in fabrics and materials that provide a stylish and comfortable environment that encourages relaxation in shared areas and accommodation spaces.

“With the design and engineering of the Johnson 70 – together with Design Unlimited and Bill Dixon – we have a yacht designed to be versatile,” said Peter Chang, general manager of Johnson Yachts. “We want to create a new line of yachts that sets the trend rather than follows it.”

Stay tuned for additional news from Johnson Yachts as the build of the first Johnson 70 progresses and new models are developed.

For more information on the Johnson 70 motor yacht, you’re welcomed to contact us at info@johnson-yachts.com or reach out to your local Johnson representative.

Johnson Yachts, innovative producer of striking yachts and superyachts ranging from 70 to 125 feet, is pleased to announce Dream Nautical has joined the company’s sales network that already includes partners in the USA, Germany, UK, Cyprus, Japan, Australia and New Zealand. The new dealer will be representing Johnson’s yacht collection in Southeast Asia.

Dream Nautical (formerly Boatjungle) has quickly become one of the most trusted powerboat resources in SE Asia. Jon Dante is the Managing Director in Dream Nautical, and office is based in Singapore.“We proudly and exclusively represent some of the most prestigious naval architects and shipyards in the industry and we are happy that Johnson Yachts has joined us”, said Jon Dante.

The first big exhibition for Johnson Yachts with the new dealer is the Ocean Marina Pattaya Boat Show 2018, from November 29 – December 2, 2018. Johnson Yachts places a premium on excellent performance and handling, good engineering and construction are established, giving the yard the flexibility to encourage all owners to suggest semi-custom modifications.

For more information on the Johnson motor yacht, you’re welcomed to contact us at info@johnson-yachts.com or reach out to your local Johnson representative.

Johnson Yachts held a special press conference at the Ft. Lauderdale International Boat Show to share this information with members of the media. The event gave more insight into the inner workings of this active builder, and showcased the new yachts outlined here. Company representatives also provided a glimpse of future projects, and delved into details and timelines for several models including the successful Johnson 80 (with 8 units delivered so far between US and Europe), the Johnson 110, and the Johnson 112.

Johnson Yachts also introduced two new models to expand its yacht range at the large and small ends: the Johnson 115, a new flagship for the fleet, and the Johnson 70.

The Johnson 115 will be a completely new hull carrying the luxury appointments of a world-class yacht. Johnson Yachts has been on the leading edge of the large-volume design revolution for years and the new 115 will showcase the company’s leadership and foresight even further. With a layout of five or six staterooms and high levels of customization available, Johnson Yacht’s flagship will draw the eye of superyacht connoisseurs in harbors around the world.

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The Johnson 70 is designed by Bill Dixon of Dixon Yacht Design to provide much of the superyacht experience in a manageable LOA. With an available skylounge or an open flying bridge, the Johnson 70 shows the same level of customization as the rest of the Johnson line.

For more information on the Johnson motor yacht, you’re welcomed to contact us at info@johnson-yachts.com or reach out to your local Johnson representative.

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Johnson Yachts has announced that the ninth 24.1-metre Johnson 80 model is currently under construction. With eight models having already been delivered between the US and Europe, the next Johnson 80 superyacht is set to be delivered in 2019.

Bill Dixon at Dixon Yacht Design designed her exterior, keeping her lines consistent with other Johnson builds. A bank of vertical windows on the front of the superstructure will offer a panoramic view from the main-deck interior. She will be able to accommodate up to eight guests in four staterooms, designed by Karen Lynn Interior Design.

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For more information on the Johnson 80 motor yacht, you’re welcomed to contact us at info@johnson-yachts.com or reach out to your local Johnson representative.