Feadship for charter

Feadship emerged in 1949 as a joint effort between six Dutch shipyards and the yacht designer De Voogt Naval Architects. The mission was bold — to put Dutch yacht building firmly on the global map, with a particular focus on the booming American market for large private yachts. Through the 1950s and 60s, the brand carved out its reputation with tailor-made vessels that combined meticulous craftsmanship with technical ingenuity. By the 1970s and 80s, Feadship’s name had become shorthand for cutting-edge motor yachts. The consortium gradually centered around two great shipbuilding dynasties — Koninklijke De Vries and Royal Van Lent — still collaborating with De Voogt. Today, with advanced yards in Aalsmeer, Kaag, Makkum, and Amsterdam, Feadship remains a benchmark in fully custom yacht construction, blending tradition with forward-looking design.

Feadship's concept is upon the art of creating entirely customized superyachts by fusing innovative design with Dutch workmanship. Each boat is created according to the owner's concept, giving performance, quality, and classic style precedence over uniformity. The shipyard places a high importance on cooperation among designers, naval architects, and craftspeople to guarantee that every vessel is distinctive but practical. Their strategy is driven by sustainability and cutting-edge engineering — from onboard systems to hull design. Feadship is committed to building yachts that last by fusing innovation and painstaking attention to detail to provide not only opulent but also enduring representations of individual flair and superior marine craftsmanship.

Feadship doesn't have standardized "model lines," since each yacht is a one-off, full-custom build tailored to the client's specific requirements; instead, the shipyard prioritizes a fully personalized approach, blending advanced technology with artisanal craftsmanship to create one-of-a-kind masterpieces. 

Additionally, there is also Feadship’s Future Concepts series which displays the shipyard’s forward-thinking approach to luxury yachting by intertwining modern aesthetics, sustainability, and advanced technologies. The most notable include Concept Dune — a sustainable 83-meter yacht inspired by sand dunes; Concept Pure — an 82-meter minimalist yacht that encourages tranquility and social interaction; Concept Breathe — an 82-meter “biomimetic” yacht that utilizes renewable energy and innovative materials; Concept Choice — a 74-meter versatile superyacht with a detachable beach house, large tenders, drones, and control-enabled sensor technology; Concept C — a 75-meter yacht that pays tribute to Feadship’s 75th anniversary and incorporates technical futurism with classic design.

SYMPHONY

SYMPHONY — a 101.5-meter masterpiece — won the World Superyacht Award for displacement motor yachts of 2999GT and above. Key amenities include a helipad, a glass-bottomed, six-meter pool with a waterfall, an outdoor cinema, a gym, a sauna, a Jacuzzi, and a sophisticated wellness center. The yacht also features an impressive Master's deck with a full-width Master suite, a private office, and an aft lounge with a dining table for 20, and she has a unique feature of a glass corridor offering views into the engine room.

SAVANNAH

Savannah has won multiple awards, including Motor Yacht of the Year at the World Superyacht Awards and three awards at the 2016 ShowBoats Design Awards. She features a Nemo underwater lounge, a nine-meter aft deck swimming pool, a gym, spa, hammam, helipad, a DJ station, and a golf driving range.

SOPHIA

The 97-meter SOPHIA won multiple awards, among them the prestigious World Superyacht Award as Motor Yacht of the Year. Her winning amenities included a full-beam Master's deck, a foredeck with a configuration for fitness (such as basketball, football, and padel), a spectacular wellness center with a hammam and snow room, a beach club, and a glass-bottomed swimming pool.

JOY

JOY is a 70-meter, multiple award-winning yacht, honored with the World Superyacht Award for Best Displacement Motor Yacht (500–1,499 GT) and the ShowBoats Design Award for Best Exterior Design & Styling. She features extensive amenities, such as a beach club with an LED-displayed owner's star sign, a cinema, a glass-encased gym, a spa, and an outdoor sports court. The yacht also boasts a unique "winter garden" design with removable glass panels, creating flexible indoor-outdoor spaces.

MOONRISE

While not award-winning yet, this 101-meter yacht is among the largest and most significant recent launches from Feadship. She features a private Master's deck, a cinema lounge on the bridge deck, and an expanded sundeck with a gym, massage area, and hairdressing salon. Other amenities include a beach club, a large swim platform, an integrated tender garage, and advanced noise reduction systems. The yacht's interior is designed by Rémi Tessier and emphasizes natural light and sophisticated finishes, while the exterior has extensive use of glass and large outdoor areas. 

BREAKTHROUGH
Breakthrough is a 118.8-meter megayacht launched in 2025, notable for being the world's first hydrogen fuel-cell powered yacht, which enables emission-free cruising on green hydrogen and also runs on methanol or hybrid diesel-electric power for flexibility. The yacht features a range of luxurious amenities, such as 14 retractable balconies and seven large opening platforms to enhance her connection to the sea; an infinity pool, beach club, spa, gym, and a complete Master suite, along with a unique "townhouse by the sea" interior design. She accommodates up to 30 guests.

FAITH
FAITH, delivered to her owner in 2025, is a 79.95-meter motor yacht featuring a striking deep blue hull, a hybrid diesel-electric propulsion system, and an advanced underwater hull design for efficient and quiet long-range cruising. Her exterior styling and interiors were done by RWD, with naval architecture from Feadship De Voogt. The yacht boasts a steel hull, aluminium superstructure, and is equipped with a powerful Veth hybrid engine system, offering a Maximum Speed of 16 knots and a range of 6,000 nautical miles. She welcomes up to 14 guests.