Yachts for sale · Trogir, Croatia

Bluemar II

38.5m (126ft)Feadship1978/2023

€3,950,000

38.5 m

Length

Guests

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A 38.5-metre Feadship classic with Heritage Fleet status, refitted 2023.

Built by Feadship in 1978 and refitted in 2023, BLUEMAR II carries the quiet authority of a Dutch classic, supported by Heritage Fleet status and Lloyd’s classification.

She is listed as VAT paid and sits within Feadship’s Heritage Fleet, giving her a level of pedigree that modern production yachts cannot recreate.

Her specification supports that heritage. A steel hull, aluminium superstructure, 214GT of volume and 2,700nm range place her firmly in the tradition of capable Dutch displacement yachts. MTU power, Lloyd's classification and a detailed history of survey and maintenance add practical substance to the romance.

Inside, she is a warm classic yacht rather than an older listing in need of apology. The main saloon, formal dining, main-deck owner accommodation and traditional timber character are central to the value for a buyer looking for pedigree and atmosphere.

Key features

Classic Feadship pedigree
Feadship Heritage Fleet member
VAT paid
Lloyd's classification
Steel hull, aluminium superstructure
2023 refit
2,700nm range

Bluemar II · 38.5m Feadship

The exterior

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The interior

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The full specification

Dimensions

Length overall: 38.5 m / 126 ft

Performance

Range: 2,700 nm

Accommodation

Guests: 8
Cabins: 4
Crew: 7
Location: Trogir, Croatia

Build & design

Builder: Feadship
Year built: 1978 / refit 2023
Hull material: Steel
Classification: Lloyds

The shipyard

Founded in Amsterdam in 1949 by naval architect Henri de Voogt as the First Export Association of Dutch Shipbuilders, Feadship builds fully custom steel-and-aluminium motor superyachts, with naval architecture and engineering handled in-house by De Voogt. It draws on the combined heritage of Royal Van Lent (established 1849) and Koninklijke De Vries Scheepsbouw (1906), both of which hold a Dutch royal charter; Royal Van Lent has belonged to LVMH since 2008. Feadship has delivered more than 500 yachts, among them the 118.8-metre Breakthrough (2025), the largest yacht ever built in the Netherlands and the world's first hydrogen fuel-cell superyacht. Enduring examples such as the 38.5-metre Bluemar II (1978) belong to the Feadship Heritage Fleet, the builder's owners' association for classic Feadships over thirty years old.

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