Dutch shipyard, Wim van der Valk, has started construction on the first all-aluminium 24-metre semi-custom motor yacht Continental Trawler 2395M, with delivery scheduled for Spring 2016. The 2395 Flybridge superyacht model represents the first of an amazing new series of semi-custom trawler-style yachts, superbly penned by Guido de Groot. The vessel is being constructed on spec and is available for sale.
Designed to be a contemporary go-anywhere yacht, the Continental Trawler 2395’s round-bilged hull and semi-displacement capabilities will allow maximum fuel efficiency. This, together with the large fuel tank and light aluminium construction, will enable it to achieve a very long range, making it ideal for the client looking to explore the world in comfort and style. Powered by twin V8 MAN 1200HP engines, she will be capable of reaching a maximum speed of 18 knots. As the base engine system has been designed to accommodate a wide range of systems and brands, at this stage of construction there is still the option for potential owners to make their own choice of size and make of engines, gearbox and stablisers, dependent on the range and speed required.
Boasting a large volume, the 2395’s interior is both practical and sophisticated. “The Trawler 2395 Flybridge has been designed from the inside out,” said Guido de Groot. “She combines a large interior volume within a hull length of 24 metres in a stylish and modern no nonsense look, as you would expect from a go anywhere yacht.”
The Continental Trawler 2395 yacht will be able to accommodate eight guests across four spacious cabins, with crew quarters for four crew astern. Besides having a sumptuous flybridge, additional outdoor recreational space can be found forward of the wheelhouse on the main deck.
The new luxury yacht Continental Trawler 2395 model embodies all that Wim van der Valk Continental Yachts is known for: reliability, solid construction and advanced technologies. Founded in 1968, the family business is proud to have a solid future order book and to regularly welcome both new and repeat customers alike.
Co-operation, collaboration and communication are all qualities Wim van der Valk prides itself on, with these trademarks reflected in the build process of all their yachts. These core qualities are applied throughout all aspects of every build project, both during and after delivery, with only a limited number of Continental Yachts produced annually to ensure the quality and exclusivity of each individual yacht. “Our relationship with clients, suppliers, designers, project managers and all those who work with us to create these spectacular yachts is very important to us,” said Patrick Lankhuizen, Managing Director of Wim van der Valk. “Any chance to collaborate and contribute to achieve the best possible solution for the client is always relished by the Wim van der Valk team.”
The yard welcomes all enquiries for the Continental Trawler 2395 yacht model and the new Guido de Groot Continental Trawler range.
Below is a timelapse video showing the turning of the Continental Trawler 2395 yacht hull, released by Wim van der Valk:
Technical Specifications of Continental Trawler 2395 yacht:
Project no. WV0111
Hull Aluminum (AlMg4.5Mn – H321/H111)
Superstructure Aluminum (AlMg4.5Mn – H321/H111)
Hull form Round bilge, Fast Displacement, bulbous bow
Classification Loyd’s Register of Shipping 100A1 SSC, yacht, mono, G6 (hull)
Length over all 23.95m
Length waterline 22.65m
Beam moulded 6.57m
Beam over all 6.80m
Draft full loaded 1.80m
Fuel capacity total 15.00 m3 (approx.)
Fresh water capacity 2.50 m3 (approx.)
Sewage 1.00 m3 (approx.)
Exterior design Guido de Groot design
Naval architecture Ginton Naval Architects
Main engine 2x MAN V8 1200hp@2.300rpm
Reduction gear 2x ZF 550
Generators 1x 26 kW Northern Lights 400V/1x 16 kW Northern Lights 230V
Stabilizers Gyroscope (to be decided)
Maximum speed 18.00 knots (approx.)
Displ. Cruising speed 10.00 knots (approx.)
Range at displ.
cruising speed 3.750 Nautical miles
The 2395 engine base system has been designed to accommodate both large and small engines. This allows clients the option of to customise the size and make of the engines, gearbox and stabilisers installed, dependent on their preference and speed requirements. The standard twin MAN engine specification this model offers allows the yacht to cruise at 18 knots.
Wim van der Valk currently has 7 yachts under construction, from across both their Continental series and Continental Trawler Series. Work is progressing well on the flagship 37m Continental Trawler yacht model, with completion due in June. These yachts will be completed and delivered over the next few months.