VUOT SONG SHIPYARD
Vuot Song Shipyard has been established in 2000 with the only goal to develop a market which was at that time neglected. Nine years after, Vuot Song has not only developed the cruise market in Vietnam but has also helped majestic boats to see the light of day. VuotSong has been a real success in the building of small sailing boats and motor boats, but tended to specialized itself in cruise boats during the past 2 years.
Since its establishments, Vuot Song has completed the construction of 3 cruising boats, called respectively "Lan Diep", "Toum Tiou" and "Indochine" that have been destined to cruise and to discover different landscapes notably between Vietnam and Cambodia.
Besides that, 4 sailing boats ("Dandy", "Dinghy", "Moustique" and "Tonkin") have also seen the light of day and have also went to sea in different directions.
Last year, 2 projects that have been considered as being the 2 most beautiful master pieces of the history of the company caring respectively the name of "L'Amant" and "Bel Ami", have been launched and are expected to be both completed at the end of the year 2010. The idea behind these projects bring us back 50 years ago with the novel wrote by Marguerite Duras "The lover", from its original title "L'Amant", and "Bel Ami" the novel wrote by one of the most famous French Author Guy De Maupassant.
These boats are both inspired from the period of the "Belle Epoque" and take up the architectural concept of Cox & Stevens from the 20th century.
Vuotsong employs 82 workers and 120 subcontracted workers all year long and received in 2007 the ISO 9002 certification and work under control of Vietnamese VIRES and Bureau VERITAS.
