Our Story.
IN MILESTONES!
1999
August 1999 - 'Seaforce Sea School' opens alongside The Tall Ship at the historic Pump house on Stobcross Road. Initially we started off as an RYA Training Centre.
2000
High consumer demand and our passion to offer unique experiences, Fast Boat Rides on the River Clyde take off with rave reviews! Renamed 'Seaforce Powerboats'.
1999
Grand Opening
August 1999 - 'Seaforce Sea School' opens alongside The Tall Ship at the historic Pump house on Stobcross Road. Initially we started off as an RYA Training Centre.
2000
Fast Boat Rides
High consumer demand and our passion to offer unique experiences, Fast Boat Rides on the River Clyde take off with rave reviews! Renamed 'Seaforce Powerboats'.
2004
River Festival
Seaforce Powerboats becomes major participator of the Glasgow River Festival (2004 - 2009), offering Fast Boat Rides, jet ski and powerboat driving taster sessions while providing access to the Clyde for thousands of visitors.
2011
Relocation
Seaforce Powerboats and The Tall Ship move to Kelvin Harbour in conjunction with the opening of the Riverside Museum.
2017
Govan Ferry
Seaforce Powerboats awarded managers contract for The Govan Ferry. 100% safety record, increased customer satisfaction, and now a reliable service (June - September) transporting 36,000 passengers annually.
2020
Modernisation
Seaforce Powerboats launches the new and dramatically improved website, set up for the future. Online bookings, interactive pages, and social media integration. We continue to grow!
2022
Pandemic
Thanks to our amazing customers and good demand for outdoor activities, Seaforce Powerboats managed to weather the storm and come out stronger than ever before. Frequent lockdowns led to improvements behind the scenes and we now have the next generation of our website launched. Apple Pay & Google Pay are now utilised to improve the customer experience for our boat rides, and Klarna is now making training even more accessible.
