+19 moreYear2021
Length27.3m6.2m beam
FuelDIESEL8500L tank
Cabins4
Engine Hours850
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About this vessel
The fifth hull in the Van der Valk Raised Pilothouse M/Y range, HELGA was designed inside and out by Guido de Groot and sports an instantly recognizable pastel-blue hull.
Built in full aluminium to MCA Category 2 standards, HELGA represents the finest in Dutch yacht engineering and design. Accommodation on board is for a total of 8 guests split across four staterooms, while the crew accommodation is for two. The interiors exude quiet luxury with handcrafted woodwork, Corian finishes, and bespoke furniture designed for modern living at sea.
The outdoor areas feature a helm station, large tender, and lots of sun beds, with a hydraulic swimming platform. The yacht features the largest propulsion package on a 26 meter Raised Pilothouse yet, with twin MTU 12V 2000 1920hp M96L engines for a top speed of 27 knots and cruising speed of 23 knots.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
Year2021
Dimensions
Length overall27.3m
Beam6.2m
Accommodation
Cabins4
Engine & Fuel
Engine modelMTU - 12V2000M96L
Engine hours850
Fuel typeDIESEL
Fuel tankage8500L
Features
On board
Full aluminium hull and superstructure
Seakeeper stabilizer
Hydraulic Opacmare swim platform with 5.8m gangway
Williams SportJet 395 tender
Bowers & Wilkins entertainment system
Raymarine Axiom Glass Bridge navigation suite
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