08/10/2026
WHAT HAPPENS AT THE YARD | SEPTEMBER 2026
Autumn has arrived, although you would hardly know it from the weather. With the sun still making regular appearances, boating enthusiasts can enjoy a little more time on the water before many yachts head into winter storage.
At the yard, preparations for the months ahead have already begun. A wide variety of yachts will be spending the winter in our hall for refit and maintenance, and we will be sharing more about these projects in the coming months. For now, there is still plenty happening both inside and outside the yard.
Let’s start with Patriot. After leaving our hall, she was lifted so De Gier Jachtservice could fit the stabiliser fin blades. Super Duplex Hulls and Jongkind Service Medemblik then installed the loading mast at the bow and the radar mast. Patriot is now at her berth for the final technical preparations before departure.
On hull number 3 of the Sport Fish series, the teak coverboard has been completed and the teak deck is being laid in the cockpit. The first sections of the interior are now on board, while Jongkind Service Medemblik is working on the technical installations in the engine room.
Meanwhile, the first Sport Fish Express has been completed and handed over to our client. She is now on her way to the United States, where the final equipment tailored to her owner’s requirements will be installed.
And as one yacht leaves, another project is taking shape. Kyara II, a traditional riveted launch, is being restored together with Olivier van Meer Design, with respect for her original character. After removing all technical installations, she was completely stripped and the interior painted. The cabin has since been insulated and the first furniture is going in. The galley and toilet and shower compartment are now being built on board, while the bar is taking shape in our joinery hall.
Will we see you at METSTRADE from 17 to 19 November? You can find us at the Holland Jachtbouw stand in Hall 7, stand 07.148.
More from the yard next month!