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All 239 feet (72.85 meters) of Feadship Project 705 are now out in the open at the shipyard. She floated out of her build shed this week, in preparation for the traditional christening formalities in a few weeks’ time. When we last saw Feadship Project 705, she was on the move to the Royal DeContinue Reading
Sixteen people will soon be able to start cruising aboard the Feadship Moonrise. The shipyard celebrated the launch of this nearly 328-footer (99.95-meter) with a crowd of onlookers gathered on nearby shores. Interestingly, the megayacht marks the largest-waterline-length project produced in The Netherlands. With naval architecture by Feadship’s own De Voogt studio, and styling byContinue Reading
December 19 was an exciting day for citizens all along some of the canals of The Netherlands. Feadship Project 707 headed past their homes, under tow, for arrival at the yacht builder’s Aalsmeer facility for final fit out. The 251-foot (76.5-meter) megayacht made for impressive shots as she passed through the Erasmus bridge in Rotterdam.Continue Reading
UPDATE, JANUARY 15, 2020: Feadship has finally officially revealed the true name for Project 703. Arrow celebrated her christening ceremony this week. Her owner was on hand, of course. He shared his joy with the crowd, explaining, “Although I had a ten-foot dingy as a child, this is actually my first real boat. I have, however,Continue Reading
The Royal De Vries and Royal Van Lent shipyards of Feadship have roots going back well more than 100 years each. Feadship itself, however, only dates back to 1949. Those of you who are unaware of the 70 years of Feadship history can get a good beginners’ education from this short film. As the narratorContinue Reading
PHOTOS: Clint Jenkins When you have 13 years of superyacht ownership experience, you know what does and doesn’t work in enhancing your leisure time. This, in turn, affords your design and build teams the chance to get creative with new solutions. All of this describes the owners of Lonian, who spent the past year keepingContinue Reading