IN THE MEDIA: TOP 5 ARTICLES
Want to learn more about DutchCraft's fleet from those in the know?
We have selected 5 articles about our yacht models that have been published in the media.
We have selected 5 articles about our yacht models that have been published in the media.
DutchCraft 56 Makes World Debut
DutchCraft DC56
Yachtmagazine.com
This article originally appeared in the September 2019 issue
DutchCraft, a sister company to Zeelander, hosted the world premiere of the DutchCraft 56 at the Cannes Yachting Festival.
The DutchCraft 56 is available in open and cabin versions, and can seat as many as 40 people for parties at the dock. Overnight accommodations are for eight people, and while cruising, the yacht can take 12 guests.
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Yachtmagazine.com
This article originally appeared in the September 2019 issue
DutchCraft, a sister company to Zeelander, hosted the world premiere of the DutchCraft 56 at the Cannes Yachting Festival.
The DutchCraft 56 is available in open and cabin versions, and can seat as many as 40 people for parties at the dock. Overnight accommodations are for eight people, and while cruising, the yacht can take 12 guests.
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DutchCraft 25 Tender, the Swiss Army Knife of Tenders
DutchCraft DC25
Auto evolution
This article originally appeared in the January 2020 issue
There’s a new eco-friendly tender on the block and it promises to be the best at a lot of things. DutchCraft 25 (DC25, for short) is dead quiet, electric and doesn’t pollute, but it’s also efficient and high performance and, to boot, very versatile.
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Auto evolution
This article originally appeared in the January 2020 issue
There’s a new eco-friendly tender on the block and it promises to be the best at a lot of things. DutchCraft 25 (DC25, for short) is dead quiet, electric and doesn’t pollute, but it’s also efficient and high performance and, to boot, very versatile.
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Bought a Hybrid Yacht? This New All-Electric Tender Might Be the Perfect Companion
DutchCraft DC25
Robb Report
This article originally appeared in the January 2020 issue
Tenders don’t typically make the biggest waves at boat shows, but DutchCraft’s new all-electric vessel is vying to change that. The innovative 26-foot tender will make its world debut at Boot Düsseldorf this month and promises to impress even the most discerning marine enthusiasts.
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Robb Report
This article originally appeared in the January 2020 issue
Tenders don’t typically make the biggest waves at boat shows, but DutchCraft’s new all-electric vessel is vying to change that. The innovative 26-foot tender will make its world debut at Boot Düsseldorf this month and promises to impress even the most discerning marine enthusiasts.
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Top three features of DutchCraft’s electric DC25 tender
DutchCraft DC25
Superyacht times
This article originally appeared in the February 2020 issue
DutchCraft’s new DC25 fully-electric tender made its official debut at Boot Düsseldorf 2020. The innovative tender is the second model to be developed by DutchCraft, a family-owned yacht builder based in the Netherlands and sister company to Zeelander Yachts, where all design and engineering work is carried out in-house.
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Superyacht times
This article originally appeared in the February 2020 issue
DutchCraft’s new DC25 fully-electric tender made its official debut at Boot Düsseldorf 2020. The innovative tender is the second model to be developed by DutchCraft, a family-owned yacht builder based in the Netherlands and sister company to Zeelander Yachts, where all design and engineering work is carried out in-house.
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The DutchCraft 56 is a surprisingly practical boat
DutchCraft DC56
Passagemaker
This article originally appeared in the January 2020 issue
Most trawler-type yachts generally conform to a sound, seaworthy style that has been developed and refined over the years, adding comfort and finishing to workboat and fishing-boat heritage. But what if you wanted to start from scratch to design a cruising yacht? What would you come up with?
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Passagemaker
This article originally appeared in the January 2020 issue
Most trawler-type yachts generally conform to a sound, seaworthy style that has been developed and refined over the years, adding comfort and finishing to workboat and fishing-boat heritage. But what if you wanted to start from scratch to design a cruising yacht? What would you come up with?
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