The VanDutch 75 is the flagship of one of the most recognisable ranges on the water, and she looks every bit the part. Clean, minimalist lines and a sculptural teak foredeck give her a presence that turns heads from the Croisette to the Lerins Islands, an open yacht that makes an impression before she even moves.
The cockpit is built for entertaining. Seating for up to ten around twin convertible tables, a fully equipped bar with wine cooler, ice maker and sink, a generous aft sunpad and a hydraulic swim platform that brings the sea within a step. Below, three elegant cabins sleep six across an owner’s suite, VIP and twin, each with its own en-suite, so a day out can easily become a few nights aboard. One crew member keeps everything running smoothly.
Triple Volvo Penta IPS engines push her toward forty knots, making day trips to Saint-Tropez, Monaco or Cap d’Antibes feel effortless. Up to twelve guests share the day, and snorkelling gear is aboard for the clear water along the coast. Whether the plan is a sunset cruise, an afternoon of beach-club hopping or simply entertaining at anchor, she does it all in unmistakable VanDutch style.
Set out from Cannes and let the coastline decide how far to go.
