About Trevally

The Company

The Philippine boat builder Trevally Boats was born out of a need for a seaworthy, durable and efficient boat that would facilitate one of the company’s founders requirements for a craft that would take him around the Philippine islands safely, efficiently and comfortably.

As many good things in life the company came about completely unintentionally.

The search for this elusive seaworthy hull led to the creation of a company built around manufacturing top quality boats for the Philippine market that will not just take you out safely on a calm day but allow you to still enjoy the sea even when other boats start to seek shelter.

Now having committed ourselves to being a top quality Philippine boat manufacturer we have translated the demands that the ocean places on boats and build our vessels accordingly so when your out there you know that you can rely on the hull beneath your feet.

Construction

Our boats are Fiberglass boats in the true sense. Our decks, hulls, stringers, basically all components of the main boat are made completely out of Fiberglass.

Not only are all components made completely of fiberglass they are all laminated together to form a solid one piece structure that will not deflect or twist in rough sea conditions.

Our top-hat stringer systems run both the length and width of the hull making it extremely rigid and also forming many watertight compartments for added safety. All Water tight compartments are filled with extremely buoyant foam that even after years of use will not absorb or retain water. So even if you manage to flood any of our hulls they will remain positively buoyant and because we build our boats to self bail water drains easily from the decks of our boats straight back into the sea.

We are also ready to customize our hull layouts to your needs or if you have a particular requirement for a vessel we are more than capable of customizing one from the ground up.

Our boats stretch from 16 feet to 32 feet.

FAQ


Testimonials

The Trevally Boat proved to be seaworthy, capable of comfortable maintaining 18 to 22 knots in varying rough sea conditions we experience around the Philippines. Ideal for an array of different purposes especially in rescue situations.

Traveling long distances proved to be economical. It keeps the crew dry and has a comfortable motion and that you’d be able to stay out in the sea the whole day.

The thing I like most is the seat configuration that allows the driver easy navigation and lots of storage space. The most outstanding feature of the Trevally boat is the whole concept of the soft riding hull, top sides and the inboard engine.

- Jerry Rollin Chairman and Principal Race Officer of Philippine Hobie Challenge Regatta