09 Jun 2023 Rafnar Insights How To Protect Your Operators By Choosing The Right Hull Keith Hubble, an engineering consultant for the TMS Group USA, gave a presentation at the High-Speed Boat Operations (HSBO) Forum… Alexis Arellano
31 May 2023 Uncategorized Maritime Safety Committee (MSC 107th Session) At Rafnar, we are passionate about maritime safety and security. That's why we want to highlight the crucial work of… Alexis Arellano
22 Aug 2022 Uncategorized Meet the new Hafdís! This Rafnar Cross Cabin SAR vessel is currently undergoing sea trials in the Norwegian Fjords. Designed and developed with the… Þorsteinn Sigurbjörnsson
Fishermans day at Reykjavik harbor 2022 16 Jun 2022 News Fisherman´s Day 2022 Last Sunday, Iceland celebrated Fisherman´s Day. Rafnar joined the Coast Guard and Search and Rescue teams to commemorate those who… Þorsteinn Sigurbjörnsson
17 Dec 2021 News Fishing-vessel from Greenland stranded on the Reykjanes Peninsula Last night a fishing-vessel from Greenland stranded on the Reykjanes Peninsula. An area not known for its good weather, as… Þorsteinn Sigurbjörnsson
16 Dec 2021 News Rafnar is hiring! Calling Naval Architects! Rafnar is looking to strengthen its technical/R&D team with the addition of a new Naval Architect, an… Þorsteinn Sigurbjörnsson
03 Dec 2021 News The International WorkBoat Show in New Orleans These have been amazing days at the WorkBoat Show in New Orleans. Hafdís, a Rafnar 1100 vessel, has constantly turned… Þorsteinn Sigurbjörnsson
04 Nov 2021 Uncategorized A visit from the Goverment of Greenland It was an honour to host Greenland´s Minister for Trade and Commerce, H.E. Mr Pele Brober. When in Iceland the… Þorsteinn Sigurbjörnsson
15 Sep 2021 Uncategorized Rafnar on frontpage of WorkBoat Magazine With over 75 years of experience, it is a true honour to be featured on Workboats frontpage. Fairlead and Rafnar… Þorsteinn Sigurbjörnsson
29 Jul 2021 Uncategorized Autonomous Boat Development With Hafdís already making waves in her new home in Virginia, we are not only taking on the manned but… Þorsteinn Sigurbjörnsson
