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Judel Vrolijk 60

Judel Vrolijk 60-Test

Sailing yacht · 60 ft (18 m) · Spain

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 15. September 2026
4.2/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design4.6
Leistung4.7
Komfort3.3
Fahrverhalten4.5
Preis-Leistung3.7

Technische Daten

Werft
Judel Vrolijk
Modell
60
Länge
60 ft (18 m)
Gäste
16
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Urteil

A lightweight, race-oriented 60-footer with strong design pedigree and proven offshore performance. It suits owners who prioritize sailing quality over cruising volume, but the listing details on berths and guest capacity are unverified, so it should be treated primarily as a performance yacht rather than a turnkey cha

Vorteile

  • +Judel & Vrolijk design pedigree with carbon construction
  • +Powerful sailing platform with deep draft and racing-focused setup
  • +Verified 60 ft length and 140 hp Yanmar on the listed boat
  • +Air conditioning and Wi‑Fi add some comfort for short stays

Nachteile

  • Listed year and capacity details are inconsistent or unconfirmed
  • No verified cabin, berth, or bathroom count in the supplied data
  • Comfort and storage are limited compared with cruising-focused yachts
  • High-performance layout is less forgiving for casual or inexperienced crews

The Judel Vrolijk 60 is best understood as a performance sailing yacht first and a cruiser second. At 60 feet, with carbon construction and a design lineage associated with offshore racing, it should feel stiff, responsive, and efficient under sail. The verified record also points to a 1996 build rather than 2004, so buyers should treat the year in the original listing with caution.

On the water, this type of yacht is expected to reward active sailing. The combination of a powerful rig, deep draft, and race-tuned proportions typically delivers good pointing ability and strong speed potential, but it also means more attention is needed when docking, trimming, and managing sail changes. The confirmed 140 hp Yanmar is adequate for marina handling and auxiliary propulsion, though the boat’s real strengths are under sail.

Comfort and livability are the weakest points in the available information. Air conditioning and Wi‑Fi are useful extras, but there are no verified listings for cabins, berths, bathrooms, or guest capacity in the provided data, so interior usefulness cannot be stated confidently. As a result, the boat appears more suited to owners who want a fast, capable yacht with some cruising amenities than to those seeking a spacious, inventory-complete charter platform.

In value terms, the appeal depends on whether the buyer wants a true performance yacht or a more conventional sailing experience. The model’s design quality and carbon build support its credibility, but the uncertain accommodation details and the maintenance demands that often come with this category mean it is best viewed as a specialist purchase rather than a broad-market family cruiser.

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