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Athos

203 ft (62 m) · 10 invitados · 5 camarotes

2010, Athos

Desde US$3,524 /día

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Is Holland Jachtbouw still in business?
Yes, as a brand of VMG Yachtbuilders, which took over the name in 2021 and runs it from Enkhuizen. The original Zaandam yard changed hands after founder Chris Gongriep died in 2016; Royal Huisman later moved into its halls.
What yachts did Holland Jachtbouw build?
Large aluminum sailing yachts. The best known are the 62 meter schooner Athos from 2010, the J Class replica Rainbow from 2012 and the 42.6 meter Topaz from 2015, along with earlier boats such as the 31 meter Sapphire.
Who owns the Holland Jachtbouw brand now?
VMG Yachtbuilders of Enkhuizen has owned Holland Jachtbouw since 2021. It continues new builds, refits and restorations under the name for yachts up to roughly 130 feet.

Holland Jachtbouw made its name building large aluminum sailing yachts in Zaandam, near Amsterdam, among them the J Class yachts Rainbow and Topaz. The brand outlived both its founder and its original yard, and it now operates from Enkhuizen under VMG Yachtbuilders.

Chris Gongriep and the Zaandam yard

Chris Gongriep founded the operation in 1990 as De Hemmes, a small yard set up to complete a traditional wooden barge of his own. The 31 meter sailing yacht Sapphire followed in 1996, and in 1998 the company acquired Dutch Built, a firm of naval architect André Hoek, and turned to aluminum construction and larger projects.

Rainbow, Athos and other notable launches

Athos, a 62 meter aluminum schooner delivered in 2010, ranks among the largest two-masted schooners ever built. Rainbow, delivered in 2012, is a 39.95 meter aluminum replica of the 1934 J Class yacht of the same name, and Topaz, a 42.6 meter J Class design, went into the water in 2015. Athos and Rainbow both appear in charter and brokerage listings on GetBoat.

The brand today under VMG Yachtbuilders

Gongriep died in December 2016, shortly after a 12,000 square meter expansion of the Zaandam facility. The new halls were leased to Royal Huisman, another Dutch builder, and the Port of Amsterdam bought the site in 2019. The name carried on: VMG Yachtbuilders of Enkhuizen took over the Holland Jachtbouw brand in 2021 and continues new construction, refits and restorations of yachts up to about 130 feet from its own facilities.

Sitio web oficial: hollandjachtbouw.nl

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