Dutch Barge 'Bolivar', by. 1922, dim. 27.00 x 3.93 x 0.95m. DAF 105 HP diesel. Well maintained, fully self-sufficient, sailing houseboat, with a large living bridge, 2-person bedroom with private toilet at the back. Cozy, bright and spacious house with functional kitchen, followed by the bathroom and laundry space. Spacious (solar) decks, own water maker, fully furnished. Very suitable for the French Waters, owners have sailed through France with the Bolivar for years. Ship is fully equipped!... read more

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Schooner 'Westflinghe', Sea going vessel, by. 1883, dim. 21.70 x 5.00 x 2.35/4.20m. John Deere 240HP built in 2009, 10 running hours, schooner rigged, compl. new luxe interior, bridge with seat, beautiful galley with Boretti equipment and dining area, cozy saloon with view over water, 3 x double cabin, luxury bathroom and Finnish Sauna. Very well maintained. Complete rebuikt in 2010/2011... read more

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The Gretha van Holland was built as a seagoing private yacht in order of the well known Dutch Verkade family in 1950 in Wartena in the Netherlands, baptized as 'Jan van Scorel'. This beautiful, classic-looking ship sailed with the family from 1950 to about 1959 on the Mediterranean Sea. Then she was sold to Feenstra Lines and converted into a passenger ship. She sailed as a small and exclusive Rhine ship until the 70's. The Gretha van Holland has been under contract since 2002 with the largest tour operator for active holidays / cycling-sailing holidays in Europe: SE - Tours ... read more

Beautifully lined ex Rijkswaterstaat vessel, former V87, 'Rauwdouwer', by. 1976, dim. 24.80/21.85 x 5.20 x 2.20m. Werkspoor 450 HP, 5.000 running hours after revision. Ship is provided with a large aft deck with drag betting, fire pump + installation, large bridge with much nautical equipment, 2 cabins, shower / toilet and neat engine room. Can be used for many purposes, SI approved until 2024 for the Inland waters and at Sea aswell.... read more

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The Estrella was built for the PSD in 1933 as Ferry Queen Emma. She was sold in 1968 and later bought back by her current owner where she has been serving for years as a passenger ship and sport fishing vessel on the North Sea. Her sister ship has served as a restaurant vessel for years. Due to its generous dimensions, it is extremely suitable for many purposes. A special ship with a beautiful history. The Estrella has a very large aft, front and upper deck and has a lot of space such as the old salon below deck, which is now used as a storage room. Spacious saloon with bar, well-equipped gall... read more

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