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Royal Huisman Schooner
In 2007
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171ft
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6 Cabins
$ 14,845,412
Royal Huisman Ketch
In 1997
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134ft
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12 Cabins
$ 5,878,783
Royal Huisman Antares
In 2005
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131ft
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10 Cabins
$ 10,629,315
Royal Huisman 49
In 1973
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48ft
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8 Cabins
€ 150,000
Royal Huisman 33
In 1971
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32ft
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6 Cabins
€ 18,000
Royal Huisman Custom
In 1996
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132ft
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8 Cabins
$ 4,700,000
Hanse 415
In 2016
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40ft
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10 Cabins
$ 163,990
Hanse 575
In 2013
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56ft
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10 Cabins
$ 575,000
Hanse 400e
In 2007
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40ft
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12 Cabins
$ 224,000
X-Yachts IMX 70
In 2005
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70ft
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14 Cabins
$ 1,295,084
X-Yachts x65
In 2010
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65.8ft
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14 Cabins
$ 918,332
X-Yachts X50
In 2008
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50ft
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12 Cabins
$ 440,917
X-Yachts X-One Ton Mk1
In 1985
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40ft
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10 Cabins
$ 32,809
X-Yachts Xp 38
In 2014
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38ft
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10 Cabins
$ 315,000
Hanse 630E
In 2008
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63ft
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12 Cabins
$ 300,000
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Those best suited to buying a sailing yacht are usually not simply those seeking luxury or the largest possible vessel, but rather those who embrace the sailing experience itself and are willing to invest their time in life at sea. The appeal of a sailing yacht lies not merely in its appearance whilst moored at the quay, but in the sense of participation, exploration and achievement that each voyage brings.
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Yachts Brands Recommendation
Beneteau
Beneteau is a French yacht builder founded in 1884, originally specialising in wooden fishing boats. Benjamin Bénéteau, the founder of the brand, came from Saint-Gilles-Croix-de-Vie, a small boatbuilding town in the west of France, which is still the core of Beneteau's production. Over the course of more than a century, Beneteau has evolved from a family-run workshop into a globally recognised yachting group with two core product lines, sailboats and powerboats. Beneteau's sailing yachts, best represented by the Oceanis range, are designed with a focus on seakeeping ability and owner comfort, ideal for those planning long distance sailing or family trips. On the powerboat side, the Antares and Swift Trawler ranges are geared more towards the owner who prefers offshore cruising, with a focus on manoeuvrability and fuel efficiency.
Jeanneau
Jeanneau is one of France's most iconic yacht brands, originating in 1957. The founder, Henri Jeanneau, initially built a wooden powerboat to compete in local races. Within a few years, he shifted his focus to the development of fibreglass hulls and officially created the Jeanneau brand. From the 1960s onwards, Jeanneau began to systematise the production of sailboats and powerboats, expanding its product range. At the beginning of the 1980s, the company launched the Sun Kiss series of sailboats, which gained attention and opened up international routes for the brand. Jeanneau is part of the Beneteau Group, which together with Lagoon and Prestige is one of the world's leading boat manufacturers.
Hanse
Founded in 1990 and headquartered in Germany, Hanse Yachts is a yacht manufacturer committed to innovation and high performance. Since its inception, Hanse has always adhered to high quality and advanced design as the core to create yachts that meet the needs of all types of owners. Through continuous innovation, the brand has established a solid foundation in the global market, especially in the European and North American markets. The innovation of the Hanse brand is not only reflected in the exterior design, but also incorporates advanced technology and manufacturing processes. Its yachts are equipped with the latest navigation control systems and automation technology, making control easier and improving navigation safety. In addition, Hanse Yachts also provides customized services, and owners can choose interiors, functions and configurations according to their personal preferences to ensure that the yacht meets unique needs.