Johnson 92 Flybridge

An owner's suite on the main deck, not tucked below with the guest cabins, is the design decision that shapes the Johnson 92 Flybridge. At 28 metres she carries five cabins for ten guests. Johnson Yachts is building her now, for delivery in 2026, at the yard in Kaohsiung.

Build and provenance

She is a fibreglass monohull, a flybridge motor yacht built to the RPH configuration with the on-deck master included in her design brief. Her beam is 7.3 metres and her gross tonnage is 208. As an in-build yacht, she comes to a buyer without a history of previous owners or refits: just the specification she is being built to.

Layout and accommodation

Ten guests across five cabins is the layout Johnson Yachts has drawn for her, and locating the owner's cabin on the main deck leaves the remaining four cabins arranged below for guests. The flybridge design adds a further open level above the saloon.

Performance and engineering

She is rated to 22 knots flat out, a flybridge yacht built for coastal and inshore running rather than long open-water passages. The fibreglass hull and monohull form are built for stability at anchor and predictable handling under way, matched to a design that spends most of its time close to shore.

Where she lies and how to see her

The Johnson 92 Flybridge is under construction at the builder's yard in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Boatcrowd arranges viewings there and attends them in person, and once a buyer's offer is accepted, survey and sea trial follow before handover.