Builders by Country
Dutch Yacht Builders
The Netherlands builds the yachts other yards are measured against. Feadship, Heesen, Oceanco and Amels — four names that define custom superyacht quality — all work within a hundred kilometres of each other.
Dutch building is an engineering culture: faultless steel and aluminium work, silent naval architecture, and finish quality that holds decades after launch. ‘It's a Feadship’ remains the industry's shorthand for a build without compromise, and Heesen's fast aluminium hulls and Amels' charter-proven Limited Editions carry the same DNA.
On charter, Dutch pedigree is what guests feel without naming: the quiet underway, the doors that close like vaults, service areas engineered so crew appear exactly when needed.
Amels
NetherlandsLimited Editions, unlimited polish
Dutch yard within Damen Yachting, best known for the Limited Editions semi-custom superyacht range 55m-80m.
Est. 1918 · 3 for charter · 25 for sale
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Feadship
NetherlandsThe Dutch gold standard
Dutch alliance of Royal Van Lent and Koninklijke De Vries, regarded as a benchmark for fully-custom superyachts 40m to 110m+.
Est. 1949 · 12 for charter · 55 for sale
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Heesen
NetherlandsFast aluminium, Dutch precision
Dutch builder of semi-custom and custom aluminium and steel yachts 50m-80m, known for fast lightweight hulls.
Est. 1978 · 13 for charter · 30 for sale
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Oceanco
NetherlandsDutch builder of giants
Dutch custom yard specialising in 80m-140m superyachts, including some of the largest sailing yachts ever built.
Est. 1987 · 4 for charter · 7 for sale
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