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: Bonsink Yacht Painters
Bonsink Yacht Painters is an all-round international painting company that has been specialised in watersports since 1982. Over the years, the company’s specialists have gained extensive experience in yacht construction, both nationally and internationally.
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.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Flevo Ship Holland
Flevo Ship Holland is a family owned company specialised in the construction of unique custom yachts up to 35 metres in length.
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: VETUS
When Willem den Ouden opened a shop selling boat equipment in 1964, he could never have envisaged that he was laying the foundations for an international company that half a century later would have fourteen offices and 170 employees worldwide.
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 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 Dutch yachtig industry in the spotlight: Vri-Jon DSA Yachts
Vri-Jon DSA Yachts has been active for 30 years as a specialist builder of exclusive steel motoryachts ranging from 10 to 18 metres. With all the required facilities under one roof, the yard offers fl exible and client-oriented services.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: C-Yacht
The yard behind the C-Yacht brand is Zaadnoordijk Yachtbuilders, one of the most successful and quality oriented yards in the Netherlands. Over nearly seventy years of existence, the company has established a true pedigree in yacht building. Zaadnoordijk has always focusedm on quality and safety, using the latest techniques and with a clear overview of environmental considerations.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: DMS Holland
No more dizzy spells. No more UFOs (Unexpected Flying Objects). All thanks to this Dutch company’s ingenious stabilization systems RotorSwing and AntiRoll.
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: Rotorswing Marine
The management of RotorSwing Marine has over 40 years of experience in the design and production of roll damping equipment for both superyachts and professional vessels. While designing a retractable system, they faced an unforeseen new challenge in the form of the Magnus effect.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Brabant Yachting
Brabant Yachting has been building its own new motoryachts entirely in-house since 1997. Sustainability and the use of top-quality materials combined with superior craftsmanship ensure an excellent price/quality ratio and many years of sailing fun for owners.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Van de Wetering Boat & Special Transport
More than fifty Van de Wetering International drivers ensure that over 3,000 yachts reach their destinations safely each year, covering some five million kilometres from the Polar circle to the Equator.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Hommersom Advocatuur
What happens if the yard building your expensive yacht goes bust? Or the boat you’ve just bought turns out to have hidden defects or be different from the prototype. It may be time to call in an attorney who specialises in boats. We talked to Frits Hommersom, a colourful lawyer, mediator and columnist.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Comfortis®
It’s much more pleasant to be on the water when one can truly relax onboard. This is why it is so important to choose sleeping facilities and boat cushions of the highest conceivable comfort. Custom-made slat bases and mattresses of exceptional quality ensure the healthy night’s sleep that guests need to feel fit above deck.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Loyal Yachts: The Loyal 980
Loyal Yachts has developed a new solution to suit both older, experienced motorboat fans as well as young families who like to go sailing.
The Dutch Yachting industry in the spotlight: OMRU
OMRU Scheepsramen manufactures and supplies aluminium windows and windscreens for yachts and other marine applications. As the company keeps the development process entirely in-house, it can ensure premium boat windows that incorporate quality Dutch craftsmanship and consist of robust profiles enhanced with contemporary design.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Yacht Registration Holland
The Netherlands has an excellent maritime reputation around the world. Vessels sailing under the Dutch Flag are treated with respect by all countries and face minimal customs formalities in foreign ports.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Gebr. van Enkhuizen
Gebr. van Enkhuizen, founded in 1992, is a yacht building, installation and service company, based in the Makkumer Zuidwaard, an area with many watersport aimed companies.
