NEWS & INSIGHTS

Named Naomi Jennifer, the vessel has been designed to meet high environmental and operational standards, incorporating modern hybrid technology, increased lifting capability, and as is standard with Inverlussa vessels, accommodation built to a very good standard.

The Mull-based, family-owned company has successfully acquired their first Wellboat to supply service to the Scottish salmon sector.

A brand new semi-hybrid fish farm service vessel is set to join the fleet of organic salmon producer Organic Sea Harvest in an ongoing partnership deal with Inverlussa Marine Services.

After recently expanding into the wellboat market, Inverlussa Marine Services have launched a groundbreaking initiative to recruit cadets for formal deck and engineering training.

Inverlussa Marine Servies were delighted to be awarded Aquaculture Supplier of the Year 2024.

Today Inverlussa Marine Services took delivery of MV Charlie Knight, an 18.5m by 12m CoastCat catamaran, built by Salthammer shipyard in Norway.

In summer 2023 Inverlussa completed the purchase of a 15m NabCat from Norway. The vessel, which was re-named MV John Wilson, takes the number of NabCats in Inverlussa’s fleet to 3.

Inverlussa Marine Services has today taken delivery of the Isaac Eslea from shipbuilder Nauplius Workboats in the Netherlands. The 27m by 13m vessel is the sister ship to Eloise Eslea which was delivered in November 2022