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Laivynas

Vilnius, Lithuania

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Laivynas offers boat rental and services, including courses for boat handling. They provide a wide range of products such as motor yachts, plastic and aluminum hulls, pontoons, gasoline and electric engines, accessories, echo sounders, Stronger docking systems, living boats, and used boats. The company sells brands like Suzuki and Minn Kota at discounted prices. They also offer GPSMAP 9013XSV for sale. Laivynas has a YouTube channel with videos. The company was founded in Lithuania and can be contacted via phone +370 6 998 2555 or email darius@laivynas.lt.

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