Bianca was one of the pioneers when fiberglass came to Scandinavia and is today one of Denmark's oldest shipyards, originally founded by Holger Leth Christensen on Stige Ø near Odense where the beautiful mahogany sailboats "Peti" saw the light of day.
The name Bianca was originally born in 1964 when the framework on Stige Ø had become too small, and the company moved to Rudkøbing on Langeland. Here was born the first Bianca yacht, the now legendary Bianca 27. The Bianca family has since been increased quite considerably with different boat types such as, Bianca Queen motor sailor, Bianca 23 motor boat. This was followed by a large number of different sailboats such as Commander 31, Sagitta 35, Bianca 28, Bianca 36 (Little Swan), Bianca 101 Aphrodite, Bianca Riviera, Bianca 414, Bianca 111, Bianca Lido, Bianca 320, Bianca 420, Bianca 107, Bianca 520, Bianca 360 and Bianca 431.
Over the years, the Bianca shipyard has led a turbulent life with various owners and after the last owners closed in 1994, Holger Leth Christensen's son, Anders Leth Christensen, succeeded, who at that time also operated the boatyard Leths Yachtværft in Rudkøbing and where Blue Dane 32, later Blue Leth 32 was built, in 1997 to regain the name Bianca and the consequent rights, so that one can say that the ring has now ended and Bianca has returned home to the family. Bianca Yacht v / Anders Leth Christensen is a repair yard of very high quality and distribution of used boats.