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Set sail for the Zeeland Delta, a blend of nautical tradition and innovation, offering a sanctuary for tech-savvy sailors.

Discover the evolution of barges from ancient cargo carriers to modern leisure vessels and their impact on maritime history.

Embark on a historic voyage through the Netherlands by boat, exploring windmills, tulips, and picturesque Dutch cities.

Set sails towards the enchanting waters and rich seafaring history of the Netherlands. A country renowned not only for its picturesque landscapes but also for its profound connection with the marine world. Join us as we navigate the grandeur of the Dutch maritime legacy.

Dive into SAIL Amsterdam's historic maritime event with over 1000 vessels, from grand Dutch ships to swift yachts.

In the vast ocean of boating options, choosing the right vessel is akin to navigating through unfriendly waters: challenging yet thrilling. Let's set sail on a journey to discover your perfect boat, consider sailboats vs powerboats, inboard vs outboard engines, monohulls vs catamarans, dimensions, purchase pricing, maintenance and fuel costs, etc.

When it comes to acquiring a boat, the waters can be as murky as a foggy morning on the open sea. The decision between purchasing a new or used boat carries weight heavier than an anchor. This guide will serve as your navigational chart, helping you steer through the pros and cons of each option, ensuring that your investment is as sound as a ship built by seasoned shipwrights.

When you're in the market for a boat, the term 'flybridge' might pop up quite a bit. These boats are known for their distinctive upper deck, offering a great view and a unique experience on the water. But before you decide on getting one, it’s important to understand what a flybridge boat really offers and whether it aligns with your boating needs and lifestyle. From their design perks to practical considerations, let’s dive into what makes flybridge boats a choice worth considering, or perhaps, rethinking. So, what's the big deal about flybridge boats? First off, the view from the top is hard to beat. Sitting high on the flybridge, you get a clear, unobstructed view all around – think of it as the captain's perch with a panoramic outlook. This isn't just great for taking in the sights; it's super handy when you're navigating through tight spots or keeping an eye out for obstacles in the water. And let's talk about the social side of things. A flybridge isn’t just a place to steer from; it's a social hotspot. Imagine lounging up there with friends or family, drinks in hand, soaking up the sun, and enjoying the breeze – it's like having a private deck party at sea.