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Traditional motor yachts are displacement motor yachts with classic lines. Traditional motor yachts include cutters, transom yachts and flat-bottomed boats. They offer a smooth ride, are economical, low-maintenance and usually made of steel. They sit stably on the water and are often built for inland waterways. The Netherlands has a long tradition of yards building this type.
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Models34 models
Hull length7.7–19.1 m
Pricefrom €162,525
Boat builders7 brands
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Frequently asked questions
Questions about traditional motor yachts
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To Advice →What is the difference between a cutter, a stern-sitting yacht and a vlet?
The main differences lie in the stern and their origins: a cutter has a rounded stern, whilst a stern yacht has a flat stern. A vlet is derived from a sturdy working boat.
Why are traditional motor yachts usually made of steel?
Steel is strong, durable and easy to shape and repair.
Can I go out to sea in a traditional motor yacht?
Some are, but most traditional yachts are built for (sheltered) inland waters. The CE design category on Water&Wind specifies, for each model, the type of waterway for which the boat is designed.
