Late in 2025, VanDutch Yachts unveiled the VanDutch 75, a flagship open yacht built around a philosophy of scale, architectural restraint, and uninhibited outdoor living. At 22.18 metres overall, it is a vessel shaped as much by what it leaves out as by what it includes.
The profile is immediately distinctive. Geometric precision and clean, uncluttered surfaces give the VanDutch 75 a presence that reads equally well whether the boat is moving at speed or sitting quietly at anchor. The hull carries its considerable volume without appearing heavy, retaining the visual lightness that has become a hallmark of the VanDutch line while delivering the stability and authority that comes with genuine scale.
The main deck has been conceived as one continuous, open living environment rather than a sequence of separate zones. Sightlines to the water remain clear throughout, and movement around the space feels unimpeded. A hardtop provides shade without closing the deck off or compromising the yacht's characteristic open feel. Seating is both generous and flexible, with convertible tables and deep sofas capable of comfortably accommodating up to ten guests, making the deck a natural gathering point for extended social time on the water.
The aft section gives priority to water access and relaxation. A wide sunpad draws guests toward the stern, while a height-adjustable swim platform brings the waterline within easy reach for swimming or tender operations. A fully equipped cockpit bar is integrated directly into the layout, reinforcing the VanDutch 75's identity as an open-air social platform rather than a conventional enclosed cruiser.
Below decks, the mood shifts to something quieter and more considered. Designed by BurdissoCapponi Yachts & Design, the interior brings together premium materials, carefully calibrated lighting, and a measured colour palette to create spaces that feel polished without being formal. Two interior moods are available, allowing owners to tailor the aesthetic to personal preference.
The accommodation works equally well for extended passages and day use. A full-beam owner's cabin includes a private bathroom and walk-in wardrobe, a forward VIP cabin has its own en suite, and a twin guest cabin along with dedicated crew quarters complete the below-deck arrangement.
Power comes from a triple Volvo Penta IPS installation. The standard configuration pairs three Volvo Penta D13 IPS 1050 units with an optional upgrade to three Volvo Penta D13 IPS 1350 units, bringing total output to as much as 3,000 horsepower. The IPS drivetrain delivers strong acceleration alongside precise joystick docking control, and the optimised hull form keeps fuel consumption in check across a range of operating speeds. A 4,000-litre fuel capacity supports extended time on the water.
The VanDutch 75 is a confident articulation of what an open yacht can achieve when proportion, purpose, and design discipline are treated as one.
*VanDutch 75 specifications*
Key design, dimensions, capacity, and propulsion at a glance.
*Exterior design: Mulder Design Naval architecture: Mulder Design Interior design:* BurdissoCapponi Yachts & Design
*Overall length: 22.18 m | 73.29 ft Hull length: 21.06 m | 69.09 ft Maximum beam: 5.8 m | 19 ft Draft: 1.77 m | 5.10 ft Displacement:* 45.2 t | 99,559 lbs
*Fuel capacity: 4,000 l | 1,056.69 gal Water capacity:* 1,000 l | 264.17 gal
*Boardable people:* B16 / C20
*Standard engines: 3 × Volvo Penta D13 IPS 1050 Optional engines:* 3 × Volvo Penta D13 IPS 1350
