The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Coers Yacht Surveyors
A professional yacht expert sees details that are not immediately spotted by skippers or buyers. Accompanying a surveyor during an inspection can be a true eye-opener.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Olivier van Meer
Passion for sailing is central to the designs of Olivier van Meer Design (OVM). The yachts created on the boards of this office are characterised by classic and elegant lines. Practical in use and built for people who enjoy long passages at sea, OVM’s clients are true bluewater sailors.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Pedro-Boat
The exceptional degree of experience at Pedro-Boat has been built up over four decades, during which time the family business has delivered over 1700 yachts. The yard delivers lengths ranging from nine to 15 metres from a portfolio of six model lines with infinite variations.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Starclass Yacht Transport
Most shipping companies that transport yachts only carry them as secondary cargo. The main cargo – which could be something as basic as potatoes – is then placed in the hold while the yachts are loaded on deck as an extra.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Elling Yachts
The E-Series Elling Yachts achieve new levels of safety and luxury in contemporary yacht design. They are built by Twaron® to the demanding CE Category A (Open Ocean) standard, making them as tough as lifeboats.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Sterkenburg Yachting
The acquisition of your dream yacht is a momentous decision. To ensure everything goes122_2smoothly it is sensible to seek the advice of a professional. Sterkenburg Yachting, a sworn and certified international brokerage which specialises in yachts from € 100,000, is an excellent choice.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Sturiër Yachts
The Staveren yard was founded a century ago in the small Frisian village of Stavoren, where it started by building and repairing fishing boats and cargo vessels. It remains an ambitious family company, where the values of superior craftsmanship are still maintained. The tradition has since been expanded with a modern perspective on building steel yachts with an international allure, nowadays under the name Sturiër Yachts. No detail is overlooked and only materials of the highest quality are used. The result is a line of luxury yachts which will appeal to every skipper and crew.
The Dutch Yachting industry in the spotlight: Super Lauwersmeer
From mini superyachts to convertibles, Super Lauwersmeer builds steel and aluminium yachts in which owners incorporate their personal preferences with regard to layout, finish, panelling and technology. The yard only has one condition: the end result must always be of the highest possible quality.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Winner Yachts
Winner Yachts offers the best of both words: cruising sailors enjoy sporty sailing yachts that cut through the water with speed and ease, while more competitive sailors have the chance to be serious competitors in club or national sailing races. A Winner is right on track, and always way ahead.
The Dutch yachtig industry in the spotlight: Focus Sails & Sailing
A small company with an impressive boat. Centered in the heart of the Frisian lakes in the provence of Noord-Holland, lies Sneek, home town of Focus Sails & Sailing.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Super Van Craft
Nautical Centre Nicolaas Witsen, situated in the fork of the North Holland Canal and the Omval-Kolhorn, became the new home to Super Van Craft in 2015.
The Dutch yachtig industry in the spotlight: Gebo Marine Glazing
Gebo Marine Glazing has a clear goal: to supply shipyards and distributors with high-quality windows, hatches, portholes and doors, which meet the specific wishes and requirements of their clients.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Kuiper Yacht Insurances
Founded in 1946, Kuiper Yacht Insurances is an all-round insurance office at home in all markets, while also specialising in several specific fields.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Linssen Yachts
What began as a small shipyard in 1949 has, within three generations,
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Menken Maritiem
Traditional yachts, designed to meet future standards.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Neptune Custom Sleeping Comfort
Sitting and sleeping comfort is often one of the final considerations when creating a yacht. And that’s a shame as these aspects play a crucial role in determining the levels of on board comfort.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: ONJ motor launches & workboats
ONJ started building boats for the dutch market in 1992. The company is located in Weesp, directly on the river “de Vecht” near Amsterdam and Schiphol International Airport.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Allpa
Founded in 1971, allpa is one of the biggest European distributors of parts and accessories for pleasure and commercial boats. allpa sells high quality products for all activities related to watersports; sailing and motor yacht yards, nautical shops, service companies, inboard and outboard motor dealers and commercial vessels.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Altena Yachting
Flanked by the ‘Bergsche Maas’ river and the Donge, Raamsdonksveer is located on the edge of the Land of Heusden and Altena region. Altena Yachting is situated on the Keizersveer in Raamsdonksveer, named after emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, who took the ferry here to visit the newly annexed Dutch provinces in 1811. On this historic site, Altena Yachting builds luxury motoryachts, ranging from inland yachts to coastal cruisers and seaworthy yachts.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: ASA Boot Electro
ASA Boot Electro is a wholesaler of technical products, materials and systems for yacht builders, installers, service centres and watersport retailers. The company focuses on advice, sales and support for electrical and hydraulic systems onboard motor and sailing boats, superyachts and small commercial vessels. ASA Boot Electro supplies comprehensive solutions for the yachtbuilding industry, based on products and complete systems by reputable manufacturers. The company also offers customised solutions, such as tailor-made control panels and system confi gurations.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Da Vinci Yachts
Da Vinci Yachts in Heeg builds spacious, modern motoryachts of the highest quality with a classic twist. Since its establishment in 2001, the Frisian yard has been developing yachts that combine superior Dutch quality and exclusivity with sustainability and innovation.
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