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Raymarine products are engineered to deliver the very best in visual navigation information and with a legacy of marine technology spanning over 80 years, we are renowned today for ease-of-use, rugged design, and reliability.
At Raymarine, we are constantly innovating to deliver highperformance sensors and intelligent navigation systems so your time on the water is stress-free and fun. We are committed to you with an industry-leading warranty and worldwide service network.
Whether you fish, sail, or cruise you can get underway with the confidence of Raymarine on board.
Raymarine in the News
SOFTWARE UPDATE
Raymarine Announces Integration with Cyclops Marine for LightHouse Hvar 3.16 Release
New Cyclops Marine technology will introduce wireless load-sensing functionality for users of the updated LightHouse operating system
NEW PRODUCT
Raymarine Announces Record Sales, Growth Plan, and A New Talent Acquisition Drive
The leading marine electronics brand's record growth is underpinned by its acquisition by tech giant Teledyne leading to further investment and stability of the brand
NEW PRODUCT
Raymarine Introduces Cyclone™ Solid-State CHIRP Pulse Compression Radars
Raymarine announces Cyclone™, the newest range of open-array radars, conceived and crafted to give mariners the confidence to tackle the harshest conditions, gain distinct advantages in the hunt for fish, and safely navigate busy waterways.
VESSEL PROFILE
Vessel Profile: Onne van der Wal's Snow Goose
Acclaimed nautical photographer and mariner, Onne van der Wal, refits what may be the most beautiful Grand Banks 32 on Earth.
PRODUCT NEWS | PARTNERSHIPS
Raymarine and Emerson Partner to Deliver DockSense Control
The recreational marine industry's first intelligent object-recognition and motion-sensing assisted-docking solution is now available to boat builders and technical installers
PRODUCT NEWS | HELP & ADVICE
Take A New Tack With Tomorrow’s Sailing Technology
Hardware and software refinements are making sailors safer, better informed, and more confident in their decisions than ever, writes Greg Wells, UK Sales Account Manager, Raymarine
CASE STUDY | HELP & ADVICE
Chichester - Called to the bar
For many small-craft skippers contemplating a cruise into Chichester Harbour on the South Coast, the thought (and reputation) of Chichester Bar, three-quarters of a mile south-west of the harbour entrance, can present something of a physical barrier.
CASE STUDY | HELP & ADVICE
Dartmouth: Ideal for Daysails or Dawdles
As is always the case in any busy and popular waterway with strong currents, a sail up the River Dart requires forethought and vigilance; but the attentive sailor is amply rewarded with abundant points of interest as the passage unfolds along the Dart valley.