Showing posts with label Van Der Valk. Show all posts
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September 8, 2017

New Launch: Wim Van Der Valk 27.90m Hull no. WV0114

Started in January 2016, this all-aluminium Ginton designed Wim Van der Valk 27m Continental Two  titled m/y Anemeli was delivered on schedule in August 2017. She features a round-bilge fast displacement hull painted in an elegant silver metallic colour. Her wide beam ensures an exceptionally spacious interior as well as lots of lounging space and ample accommodations. A rare feature is the bulb she sports on the submerged section of her hull, which artificially extends the waterline, increasing her speed and efficiency. In another departure from previous Van der Valk vessels in this size range the tender is stored on a multi-functional Opacmare Transformer platform aft, which also features a panto-graph system enabling gangway, passerelle, and swimming platform usage. This solution allowed the flybridge deck to be given over entirely to leisure activities. The flybridge in fact provides plenty of room for an outdoor steering position, a large U-shaped dining area, a shaded wet bar with several stools and pantry, and a sunbathing area. Inside this hull one of the 27m Continental Two flybridge series follows Wim Van Der Valk robust cherry wood interior which reflects a classical nautical nature. The floating spiral staircase in the center of the main deck that leads up to the flybridge is a delicate see-through structure that leaves lines sight open, while lateral doors open onto the gangways on either side. The indoor steering position forward is flanked by a hangout space for guests who enjoy watching the action at the helm. Below deck 27m Continental Two boasts four cabins with ensuite facilities, including two twins, a VIP and a full-beam master suite amidships. The compact crew area in the bow is directly accessible through a custom hatch on the main deck forward. At the explicit request of the owner, a keen fisherman, there is a large freezer next to the lazarette aft of the engine. This space also accommodates two SeaBobs, diving gear and an oversized bathing platform. Anemeli is the first aluminium yacht in the world to be fitted with the new large Man 1900hp engines. Half-loaded Wim Van der Valk 27m Continental Two deployed a maximum speed of thirty knots, two more nautical miles per hour more than the Dutch builder had calculated before completion. This Wim Van der Valk also featured a European first for being equipped with the Veem VG120 gyro stabilizer. 
Technical Data:
LOA -  27.50 m (90.2ft)
Beam - 6.52 m
Draft - 1.8 m
Displacement - 
Fuel Capacity - 13000 l
Water Capacity - 1500 l
Accommodation - eight guest berths in four cabins, two crew in one cabin
Engines - 2 x Man V12 1900hp
Propulsion - line shaft
Speed - 30 knots max
Hull Shape - round bilge fast displacement with bulb
Construction - H321 aluminium for hull, H111 aluminium for super structure
Project - Jaron Ginton
Certification - Lloyds, MCA category 2 
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June 18, 2017

Project: Wim Van Der Valk 25M Explorer

Designed by Guido de Groot, the Wim Van der Valk 25M Explorer is a 25 meter all-aluminium pocket size super yacht offering an exceptional amount of volume for her size. Like all Wim Van der Valk the 25M Explorer is a semi custom project able to be shape to owners preferences and style including the floors, ceilings, upholstery. The interior of the 25m Explorer offers a refined and practical comfortable accommodations for eight people in four suites.  Crew accommodation is four persons in two cabins aft.  The 25M Explorer offers a full-displacement round-bilge hull and with a power combination of twin Cat 705hp delivers a top speed of twelve knots and a cruise of eleven knots. 

November 11, 2016

Project: Wim Van Der Valk 600 Beachclub

Wim Van Der Valk presents this new innovative project designed by Cor D.Rover for a 600 Beachclub model.  Cor D.Rover presented an innovative unedited layout for the 600 Beachclub which will feature two living areas, one on the main deck by the pilot station, and the second astern which can open up to the sea and become a beach club.  The fore deck part of the lower deck will feature three guest cabins with the owners room to fore.  The Van der Valk 600 Beachclub will feature a semi planning hard chine Vee-shape hull and will be built of aluminium.  The 600 Beachclub will be powered by twin Volvo 725hp engines coupled to IPS pod propulsion which will give a cruise speed of 19 knots.  
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February 20, 2016

New Launch: Wim Van der Valk 36.80m Hull no. WV0106

Van der Valk Shipyard in the Netherlands has launched the 36.80-metre Santa Maria T, part of its Continental Four range. The largest trawler yacht built by Van der Valk to date, she represents the first of a new generation of designs created in partnership with Guido de Groot. This new and currently large Wim Van der Valk also showcases a brand-new two-axis fin anti-roll damping system that provides stabilization underway and at zero speed. The Continental Four series embodies a style that is classic, timeless yet clearly distinctive. Van der Valk took great care to ensure the best possible sailing and sea keeping qualities for this design, including an original round-bilge steel hull. Built to endure the toughest weather conditions, the 36.80 meter Continental Four has a large fuel capacity that ensures a transatlantic range. She is a full displacement motor yacht with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure; an all-aluminium fast-displacement version of the Continental Four is also available. Both the exterior and interior of the large Continental Four were fully customized to her owner’s wishes. Entering the aft deck from the winding staircase it is clear that this is a proper super yacht. The aft deck itself is spacious and contains an eight-person seating area with table as well as a small pantry with sink and refrigerator. A four-way fold-able stainless steel door links the aft deck with the main saloon. Exemplifying a striking art-nouveau interior style, this area is characterized by some fine detailing. The mahogany woodwork is enhanced with Pacific madrona burl inlays, solid herringbone flooring, embossed alcantara paneling on walls and ceilings, indirect lighting, and perfectly matching artwork. The professionally equipped galley includes all the items a chef could need. The corridor on the starboard side offers access to the day head, the captain's office and the forward helm station. The three-meter dashboard is beautifully upholstered with green top grain leather and equipped with the latest Simrad navigation equipment. A two-person settee on each side of the dashboard allows guests to enjoy the same forward views as the captain. The wheelhouse is fitted with a side door on each side. An upholstered spiral staircase provides access to the lower deck area. This section was designed exclusively for the owner and his guests. Fifty per cent of the total accommodation space is taken up by the owner's quarters. The main stateroom is located amidships and features a bed upholstered entirely in leather, as well as a huge walk-in wardrobe, office, lounge and ensuite bathroom. The latter is finished entirely in two marble tones – green and off-white – and features a cast iron bathtub.The remainder of the accommodation deck is taken up by three guest cabins – a double VIP suite in the bow, a twin guest cabin to port, and a twin queen-sized bunk bed cabin to starboard. All of the guest cabins have their own private bathroom, also finished in two different tones of marble. The crew premises aft comprise three cabins with direct access to the engine room and lazarette, a spacious galley, a crew mess and two bathrooms. Boasting a considerable engine room, the current Wim van Der Valk flagship is powered by twin Volvo 651hp engines which can be walked around. The Volvo's equipped on the 36.80 meter Continental Four come with a rating 1 continuous duty certificate, meaning they can perform 24/7 without a single stop. Other equipment of note aboard include the side boarding ladder with side dock for mooring a tender, hydraulic lazarette hatch, hydraulic swim ladder and customized and widened hydraulic passerelle. Her flybridge can be accessed from both inside and outside via stairs on the aft deck. At almost twenty metes in length, the fly-bridge itself is huge. Everything needed for warm days in the sun can be found upstairs: a full aluminium hardtop, two spacious dining/lounge areas, a kitchen/wet bar with refrigerators, ice maker and a barbecue, an area dedicated to sun beds, and a crane with a capacity of 1200 kg for launching the custom 6.40-meter carbon fibre Beachlander tender.
Technical Data:
LOA - 36.8 m (120.7ft)
Waterline Length - 34.5 m
Beam - 7.75 m
Draft - 2.3 m
Displacement - 250 t
Fuel Capacity - 33000 l
Water Capacity - 6000 l
Accommodation - 8 guests in 4 cabins, 6 crew in 3 cabins
Engines - 2 x Volvo D16 MH 651hp
Propulsion - line shaft with Veernstar five bladed propellers
Speed - 14 knots max, 11 knots cruise
Construction - Grade A steel for hull, super structure in aluminium H321
Project - Ginton naval architect, Guido de Groot design
Certification - Lloyds 100A1 SSC Yacht Mono G6 hull
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December 26, 2015

Project: Wim Van Der Valk 27m Continental Two

Van der Valk Continental Yachts in the Netherlands has received an order for a new 27-metre Continental Two motoryacht. The naval architecture brief will be met by Jaron Ginton, while Guido de Groot is responsible for both the exterior and interior design. The involved broker and owners representative is Nautimar Marine. Construction of the hull will start in January and the yacht is slated for delivery in the spring of 2017.  The owner of the new 27m Continental Two is a very experienced yachtsman with some very clear requirements. Van der Valk was the natural choice to take on the project as a yard with a proven track record in accommodating such wide-ranging wishes.  The all-aluminium, round-bilge fast displacement hull will feature a bulb on the submerged section, extending the waterline. This will set the yacht apart from vessels with a traditional hull and improve performance. The seven metre short beam will be exceptionally wide and the yacht will have Lloyd’s approval for the construction and welding plan, as well as full MCA-MGN-280 Vessel operating Category 2 certification.
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April 4, 2015

New Launch: Wim Van Der Valk 27.21m Hull no. WV0098

Wim van der Valk is a Dutch builder who in recent years has started to raise its stakes in the custom super yacht market, by presenting a line of important projects. The Continental III range is the most Mediterranean looking of the current offers from Wim Van der Valk and presents itself as a two deck plus raised pilot house pocket size super yacht designed by renowned Dutch architect Giudo de Groot.  The 26.00 is the first Continental III model to launch out of a line up which will feature six models which span from 25 up to 37 meters. Build of alloy and powered by triple Volvo with IPS pods the 26 meter Continental III surprises for some important details, and as being one of the smallest super yachts to feature a main deck owners stateroom.  Below will be four other guest cabins, all located in the central part of the hull. The forward part features two crew cabins, with a lobby featuring an L-shaped settee.  
Technical Data:
LOA - 26 m (85.3ft)
Beam - 6.25 m
Draft - 1.65 m
Fuel Capacity - 13000 l
Water Capacity - 2500 l
Accommodation - 10 guests in 5 cabins, 4 crew berths
Engines - 3 x Volvo D13 900hp
Propulsion - triple Volvo Penta forward looking IPS1200 pod drives
Speed - 25 knots max, 20 knots cruise
Construction - aluminium
Project - Guido de Groot

October 19, 2013

Project: Wim Van Der Valk 36.00 Continental Trawler Flybridge

An important project for this Dutch builder Wim Van der Valk founded in 1968, of a new flagship who received an order for it past Summer.  The Win Van der Valk 36.00 m Continental Trawler will be built in a steel hull and aluminium upper structure, and features a full displacement round bilge hull with traditional line shaft propulsion.  The design was trusted to famous dutch designer Guido de Groot, who for an explorer yacht presented a sleek look thanks to a two deck with fly-bridge layout. No layout has been mentioned of this new build but the standard form of the 36.00 Continental is a four double cabins layout with an owners stateroom amidships.  The main deck is all reserved for entertainment and relaxing with a separate pilot room located to fore.  A crew lobby with three cabins and a dinette is located aft.  Power for the Wim Van der Valk 36.00 Continental Trawler will come from twin Volvo D16, which so far are only featured in their commercial book.  Delivery is scheduled for 2015.