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: 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.
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The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Jachtbouw de Alm
We create steel yachts from 10 to 20m in length which are synonymous with optimum comfort and timeless yet always distinctive character.
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: Olivier van Meer
Passion for sailing is central to the designs of Olivier van Meer Design (OVM).
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The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Allpa marine equipment
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.
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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.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Shipcenter Modus Marine
Shipcenter Modus Marine Lelystad is a full-service yard that meets all nautical needs, ranging from simple engine maintenance to complete refits.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Van Emstede & Partners Nautical Lawyers
The watersports sector has a unique culture with a wide range of technical and business aspects. The lawyers from Van Emstede & Partners Nautical Lawyers are well aware of these facts. Founder Ivo van Emstede has been dedicated to promoting the interests of watersports companies since 1989.
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The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: No Limit Ships
No Limit Ships B.V. at Groningen is the designer and builder of yachts with the looks of a workboat. Not surprising because the yard also builds professional (survey) vessels.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Gruno Motoryachts
For 45 years Gruno has been supplying a broad selection of steel motoryachts in different sizes and designs at very attractive prices.
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The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Holland Marine Parts
Bow and Stern Thrusters have made sailors’ lives much easier since their introduction.
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: De Haer Nautique
Sailors who wish to sell their boat from their own private berth are welcome at De Haer Nautique. In 2003 the company became the first yacht broker in Northern Europe to start selling luxury motoryachts in the medium and high price range (up to € 750,000, with an average of € 100,000) independently and actively from the owner’s berth.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Gruno Motoryachts
Gruno has been offering a wide range of attractively priced steel motoryachts in lengths from 7 to 18 metres for 45 years. Its motoryachts are characterised by a high degree of comfort and
luxury on the water. Owners are ensured of a yacht that combines on board spaciousness and comfort with optimal safety and the most reliable technologies.
The Dutch yachting industry in the spotlight: Antaris, Makma and Maril
Aquatec Industries, based in Friesland, is the Netherlands’ leading builder of launches. With the modern Antaris, the exclusive Makma and the classic Maril, Aquatec Industries has something to suit every sailor.
