KM YACHTBUILDERS THE NETHERLANDS


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ith over 100 fine ships to their name, KM Yachtbuilders has established a strong reputation as a leading


builder of outstanding explorer yachts. They stand for uncompromising craftsmanship and exceptional quality, which is why all their ships are built in-house, from A to Z. As one of the few complete shipyards left in the world, they hold all boat-building disciplines under one roof. Each department has its own expertise. Each expertise has its very own specialists. Besides building new yachts, KM Yachtbuilders specialises in giving new life to yachts through refits, repair, maintenance, and finishing vessels of up to 100 feet. As they hold all the expertise in-house, from casco to carpentry, you can rely on a smooth and efficient process. With a single contact point backed up by an experienced team of 50+ professionals, attention is given not only to the quality of the work, but also the experience throughout. With a fleet of yachts operating in demanding sea areas, including the arctic, the utmost attention is given to quality and reliability, every step of the way. Dutch craftsmanship as you would expect. With more than 25 years of experience, they are now one of the world’s leading builders of high quality aluminium yachts. The modern shipyard is located in the village of Makkum at the IJsselmeer, which can be easily reached by boat. www.kmyachtbuilders.com


LÜRSSEN YACHT REFIT GERMANY


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efit has become a core business for Lürssen. The Lürssen Group has unique facilities and a second to none


potential to undertake multiple refits at a time, all in Northern Germany. “A refit is not just about necessary maintenance, it can also be a way to completely transform a yacht,” says Alberto Perrone, Refit Sales Director at Lürssen. “We enjoy the very complex rebuilds and refits, we like when owners come to us with problems to solve, we want to do the things that other yards steer clear of,” he says. During the last year more than a dozen yachts between 70 and well over 100 metres have used the Lürssen facilities for modifications and maintenance works. And with over 1800 qualified and experienced employees, Lürssen also has the manpower to tackle any project - be it a new build, a refit or a conversion. Lürssen has also invested in a think tank that dedicates itself to finding solutions to yacht building and maintenance problems before they even arise. This proactive stance also cuts down the time a yacht spends out of the water, which can be a big selling point to owners who like to spend as much time on board as possible. This, coupled with German engineering and timekeeping, gives many owners peace of mind when they take their yachts back to Lürssen. www.lurssen.com


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