DeJong and Lebet, Inc.

Serving the marine industry since 1968.

A few of our Vessels: Select from the following AH-100-M Atlantica Belle of St. Louis Blue Horizons Boston Gondola California Princess California Spirit Carlie M Coppedge Circle Line Clipper City Conch Republic Delmar-L Dylan Waxler Eclipse Endless Dreams Eternity Eugene Johnson Explorer FantaSeaOne F.G. Walton Smith Fort Morgan Goodtime III Grande Luxe Grand Floridian Harrahs Joliet Hornblower Hybrid Hydra Terra Islander I Jungle Princess JR Navigator Kanan I Key Largo Princess II Irene and Hilda Lady Atlantic II Lady Cyleen Lady Jane La Santa Maria Liberty Belle III Majestic Majestic Mariner III McKenzie Waxler Miami Lady Miss Angie Miss Linda Lee Miss Marquette M L Walker Naples Princess Newcastle Expedition Newcastle Voyager Nina Nina's Dandy Odyssey Odyssey II Paradise Perry Cabin Pinta Pittsburgh Voyager Playa Del Carmen Portland Spirit President Princessa Princess & Duchess Rendezvous Riverwind Rosalie R and Shearwater Royal Lookout RTSC Santa Maria VI Satisfaction II Shirley Irene ShowBoat Branson Belle Sir Winston Solaris Solstice Southside Spirit of Carolina Spirit of Mount Vernon Spirit of Norfolk Starlite Princess Starfleet Starfleet Viking Starship Statue of Liberty VI SunCruz II SunCruz VI Sunrise Terra Wind Titan Tybee Ugly Duck Wilamette Star

The vessel ETERNITY sails in Newport Bay, California. She was built by Chesapeake Shipbuilding in 1999 and then in 2004 was purchased by Electra Cruises. After an extensive refit, she entered service as a 350 passenger charter vessel. DeJong and Lebet was brought in to the project late in 2005 to help the vessel through the certification process with the USCG. Services provided included the inclining and stability analysis, a finite element analysis on the superstructure, electrical plans and structural fire protection and emergency escape planning. During the refit the owner also went to considerable effort to make ETERNITY the first wheelchair accessible, ADA approved vessel in Southern California. The new elevator serves all three enclosed decks.