A beautiful former sailing fisherman HN2, conversion 1975, lovely family ship with spacious, safe cockpit and a lot of attention on the water... read more

classic sailing tjalk, completely rebuilt in 2007, equipped with all comforts and techniques, including hydraulic: bow thruster, mast lowering device, david electric spud pole, sail and sword control. Comfortable (insulated with PUR foam) and attractive ship interior, with ample headroom, ideal ship for 'short-handed' sailing, in summer and winter 'to sail the water thin',... read more

Sailing Tjalk in excellent state, ideal for sailing with larger groups(max. 80 persons daytrips)... read more

The Feadship Paviljoentjalk De Vrouwe Christina is ane of a kind classic superyacht built to extremely high quality. Fully rebuilt in 2017 with modern materials and open style interior, she is extremely comfortable for extended cruising and living on board. Her elaborate and redundant double ship systems serve both EU and US requirements. The Feadship Paviljoentjalk is truly a unique vessel full of pedigree and History part responsable for the existence of Feadship today! The Feadship Paviljoentjalk offers un precedented experience for those who want something special.... read more

Thirty-six person hotel facility and fifty seven person day trips (normally, without Corona)... read more

in near-new state Lunstroo Lemsteraak, 2008 new interiuer by Dörr ship carpentry, fully equipped and perfectly finished ship. has made sea voyages to Isle of Wight, Baltic sea and beyond.... read more

This historic tjalk was built around 1920 and received a refit in 1990, during which the ship was sandblasted and coated inside and out. The Tjalk is ready to sail, with complete and good condition rigging and mast lowering installation. The saloon has headroom, central heating and the bathroom has a shower. Come and view this ship in our sales marina.... read more

Beautiful 'aak', completely refitted and professionally maintained, fully equiped, lovely sailing yacht.... read more

Boatshed Essex are delighted to feature this delightful Sailing Barge, packed with history, modernisation, comfort and performance. Built in 1905, by Humphrey and Grey, in iron, she was a bonded, spirit barge, mainly carrying tea. (unrigged). She had sweeps to navigate on the tides fitted, also with a rudder and tiller steering. From 1958 she became one of four training barges for, Lightermen on the River Thames, during which time she had a new bottom and rubbing band. During the 1970's, the vessel was converted to a swim head sailing barge, with budget stern, a gaff rig, including shrouds... read more

A true classic, built before the war. after the "Zuiderzee" was closed off, there was demand for a more modern fishing ship. De cooperation between fishing men and shipyards led to a practical, spacious, well shaped ship with a full, high bow and a round shape, like an 'Aak'. For years, the MK 75 sailed satisfactorily on the 'Ijsselmeer', now it is a spacious, comfortable sailing ship, ideal for introducing children to sailing in open waters is a safe environment.... read more