Linssen. Slow down and start living

The luxury steel yachts of the Dutch company Linssen, the market leader in displacement yachts, embody reliability, stability, success and the ability to enjoy the moment. Why rush somewhere if you already had time? No wonder Linssen's slogan is "Slow down and, start living!".

The Linssen shipyard is one of the oldest in the Netherlands, located in Maasbracht. The first yachts were built in 1949, and in just 70 years of Linssen's history, more than three thousand steel "beauties" were launched. Now on an area of ​​​​45 thousand square meters 30 - 35 meters yachts are being built at the same time. The shipyard is run by Yvonne Linssen, the granddaughter of the founder of the company.

Traditionally, hulls are made from shipbuilding steel, then carefully primed, puttied and coated with high quality polyurethane paint. As a result, finished yachts have a very reliable anti-corrosion coating, which allows Linssen to operate in any water area. For example, a meeting with an ice floe on the Dnieper waters will not be fatal for this yacht and will not cause serious damage to the hull.

Modern technical solutions "hide" behind the external classical outlines. Reliable Swedish Volvo-Penta engines are used as power plants, fine woods, environmentally friendly varnishes and oils are used in interior design. Raymarine navigation equipment makes navigation easy and safe. Bow and stern thrusters help even a beginner to moor a yacht. The owners of Linssen note that it is surprisingly easy and simple to operate this yacht, even without practical experience.

The Linssen shipyard is open and friendly. Organizes factory tours for clients. As they say in the company, the main thing is to show the client how yachts are built, and what he sees there will be so impressive that he will not leave without an order. Unlike most watercraft, Linssen is not just a yacht, but also a good financial investment. Over time, these Dutch yachts practically do not lose value, becoming a reliable way to save capital.

A relatively small draft - 1-1.3 m and a propeller protected by a keel allow the Linssen to be safely operated in the conditions of the Dnieper and shallow seas. The yachts are suitable for both short sailings and long voyages. Economic efficiency and a long range make this yacht independent of infrastructure, which is important in our conditions. The shipyard's flagship is the 15m Linssen Grand Sturdy 500 and the smallest model is the 9m Linssen Grand Sturdy 30.0.