The Sasga Yachts adventure traces its origins back to 1978, when Juan Sastre Bernat founded Astilleros Menorca to build a range of leisure vessels inspired by the traditional menorquín llaüt.
From modest facilities, the company created the Menorquín Yachts and began its expansion in the international nautical sector with a clear vocation: to preserve the spirit of the traditional vessel while adapting it to modern cruising.
In 1978, in a small facility in Mahón, Juan Sastre created a small range of cruisers, inspired by the elegance of the traditional menorquín llaüt.
In 1997, the Menorquin Yachts were launched, a bold commitment to large lengths in a world of small vessels. This decision marked a turning point in the company's growth.
The shipyard becomes a family business and in 2001 the second generation of the Sastre family, with José Luis Sastre as managing director, takes over the running of the company.
"Menorquín by Sasga Yachts" is born as a personal project of José Luis Sastre, who chooses a Menorquín 42 as the first yacht to begin a new stage of the brand.
As a step in the design of the new range, the Menorquín 54 is presented in its Hardtop and Flybridge versions, perfectly adaptable to the needs of every owner.
The Menorquin 54Fb is awarded the "Champion Jachtingu 2015" prize by the Polish magazine "Jachting Motorwy"
The first Menorquín 34 is built and nominated "European Powerboat of the Year 2016". It also won the "Best boat of Croatia" award.
Sasga Yachts begins opening markets and its international expansion, appointing new distributors in Germany, Croatia, Italy, France, the United Kingdom, the United States and Japan, among others.
Construction begins on the Menorquín 68, the largest and most customisable in the range.
The Menorquín 42 FB is nominated as a finalist for the prestigious "MBY Motor Boat Awards 2019" in the "Flybridges up to 50ft" category.
The redesign of the iconic Menorquín 54 flybridge gives way to the new Menorquín 55
With the enlarged swim platform, redesigned HT and other aesthetic updates, the Menorquín 34 is renewed and becomes the Menorquín 35.
New model in the range: Menorquín 48, winner of the Power Boat 2026 award.
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