Mulder Favourite Superieur 54 "Martini" is a round-bilged motor yacht with steel hull, superstructure and a wooden wheelhouse. She was built in 1991 at the famous Mulder ship yard. With her three cabins, two of which with their own separate shower and toilet area and the third used as a crew cabin, makes this yacht very suitable for longer stay on board. Furthermore, she is equipped with two Volvo Penta diesel engines, bowthruster, generator, well-maintained and ready to make new adventures wit... read more

This 2023 Nordkapp Gran Coupe 905 is a sporty, year-round Norwegian quality boat that stands out. Spacious and smart designed interior. A large forward cabin with separate enclosed toilet. In the main cabin the sofa converts into a good extra bed. Outside a comfortable sun lounge area on the fore and aft deck. The cockpit seats are easily removable for space for other activities. To get to the bow, the passageways are wide and the high freeboard with handles allows everyone to move safely on the... read more

The Hakvoort 66 "Challenger" is built at the famous Hakvoort yard in Monnickendam, the Netherlands and designed by Pieter Beeldsnijder. Due to her insulation, four cabin layout, generator, wash- and dryer, central heating, "Challenger" is very comfortable for longer trips and longer stays on board. She is equipped with a good set of navigation equipment, double Detroit 650 hp diesel engines what makes her the perfect motoryacht to explore the European waterways. Viewing on appointment is highly ... read more

The Bavaria E40 Sedan stands for efficiency, economy and extra space. With her single, 300hp engine she is a comfortable sea-kindly vessel. The saloon layout is unique, with the helm located just inside the cockpit doors and living space and galley spreading out forward. The sheer amount of glass give excellent views out. She comes with a master cabin up in the forepeak with separate shower/toilet nestling just aft, and two, near-identical stern cabins with a starboard bathroom. Overall, a vesse... read more

The Get Away Machine is the perfect boat for those who appreciate modern design, like to be surrounded by water and who want to live or travel in comfort. The upper deck with voluminous lounge seat and BBQ offers fabulous views and is the place to relax. The 60m2, Industrial styled living room / kitchen is modern and fully equipped. It's the spot to lounge at the dining table or to gather around the fireplace. This unique aluminum vessel can be visited in our sales marina in Katwoude.... read more

This IJlstervlet 1150 "Emir" was built in 2008 by Nowee Shipyard in Heeg, the Netherlands. With her good cruising characteristics due to the bilge keels, low clearance and CE- B, this is the perfect vessel for cruising the inland and coastal waters of Europe. With her teak interior, Island bed in the bow, toilet and separate shower, galley with dinette, saloon with steering position, sofa convertible to double bed, doors to the spacious open cockpit with door to the swimming platform. If you are... read more

"MY/Hunter", a true example of a traditional steel motor yacht designed by DeVries Lentch and built by Cammenga in Holland, transformed into a completely new look! With her striking baby blue hull, topped by her white superstructure maintains the look of a traditional trawler. A reliable spacious trawler to cruise in style powered by a robust Gardner diesel engine. She meets everything you need at sea and ocean. For those who are looking for a Fancy-Classic, she can be seen in Southern Turkisch ... read more

Lady Octopus, a straight bow, lots of glass around, curved lines and modern colours are the external features of the Majestic. She was designed according to seller's wishes. It was important that the boat could cruise on all rivers, Lake Constance and in the Mediterranean. She features plenty of interior space, including a generous saloon with living room. Below decks are three large cabins with free-standing double beds, and two bathrooms. She is equipped with an extra heavy-duty engine, bow an... read more