Dutch Aak. Converted by ex commercial inland captain. Nice and tidy vessel. Fully equipped for cruising or as a live aboard. Quite a bit of Stainless Steel has been used on deck to reduce maintenance. Barge has been slipped 3 years ago and fitted with new anodes. She will be delivered with a new hull thickness report.... read more

This very beautiful Blom Lemsteraak "Swaantje" is a traditional sailing yacht built in 1990 by Skipshelling I. Blom en zn - Hindeloopen. The current and previous owner have carried out extensive refits and finish at high level. This Blom Lemsteraak is in a very good condition. This very performance sailing yacht has all necessary comfort on board and with low draft and hydraulic mast lowering system you have access to both inland and blue waters. Now ready to be admired ands inspected at our salesharbor in Hindeloopen 7 days a week.... read more

Just reduced! former Board vessel, Live aboard 'Engelina', by. 1955, dim. 19.84 x 5.03 x 1.66. GM 180 Hp in silent pack, 2 x genset, bow thruster. Large sun decks, practical kitchen, spacious living with view over water and much natural light. 3 double cabins with each own private facilities, car crane and neat engine room. Bridge is prepared for lower air draft.... read more

Botter Jacht Groote Beer represents an important part of the national dutch seagoing and shipbuilding history. Botter Jacht Groote beer is fully restored and ready to go. Her meticulous and careful restoration combined traditional woodworking craftsmanship incorporating modern technology to ensure safe and comfortable sailing both on extended long distance family cruises as well as short handed day-trips.... read more

Dutch Barge, ex Passenger ship, Live a board 'Seladon', by. 1913, dim. 22.86 x 4.40 x 1.20m. DAF 80 HP. Bridge with several nautical equipment, spacious cosy saloon/living with galley, toilet, shower and 2 x double cabin. Front ship with private entrance and room for 4th cabin.. Complete painted at the shipyard in 2015. Total 4 double bedrooms possible.... read more