Royal Van Lent Shipyard Jacht En Scheepswerf
Royal Van Lent Shipyard is one of the historic Dutch yards behind Feadship, the alliance formed in 1949 to design, engineer and build full-custom superyachts. The website presents Feadship as a pure custom yacht builder working from four shipyards in the Netherlands, with design and naval architecture handled by De Voogt Naval Architects and Studio De Voogt. Alongside new build, the group offers refit, technical services, parts supply, crew training and a resale brokerage for pre-owned Feadships. Van Lent's own lineage traces back to boatbuilding in Lisse in 1849 and Jachtwerf De Kaag in 1917, receiving the Royal designation in 2001.
Royal Van Lent Shipyard Jacht En Scheepswerf
Royal Van Lent is one of the founding Dutch shipbuilding families within Feadship, the association established in 1949 by De Vries, Van Lent and four other Dutch yards, with naval architect Henri W. de Voogt joining shortly after. The Van Lent lineage began with boatbuilding in Lisse in 1849, a yard on Kaag Island from 1877 and Jachtwerf De Kaag in 1917; the Royal designation was granted in 2001. Today Feadship describes itself as a builder of pure custom superyachts, where every yacht is a one-off and a typical project takes three to four years from first sketch to delivery.
Services
- Full-custom new build design, engineering and construction
- Naval architecture and exterior/interior design via De Voogt Naval Architects and Studio De Voogt
- Refit and major conversions, including engine room reconstruction, hull extension and complete new interiors
- Service and warranty coordination, engineering support and worldwide service network
- Parts supply, from technical spares to interior and onboard essentials
- Feadship Academy crew training and crew facilities during yard periods
- Feadship Resale brokerage, Certified by Feadship condition assessment and Feadship Approved post-resale warranty
Facilities
- Four shipyards in the Netherlands
- Build hall and expanded facilities on Kaag Island (from 1962 and 1975)
- Climate-controlled covered dry dock at Aalsmeer (1990)
- Amsterdam yard opened in 2019 by Queen Máxima, with crew accommodation nearby
- Makkum facility, with a sustainable office added in 2025
- Global service partners including Amico & Co, MB92 Barcelona, Safe Harbor Rybovich and Safe Harbor La Ciotat
Vessel Types
- Full-custom motor superyachts, historically from small cruisers to vessels over 100 metres
- Hybrid propulsion yachts, including the 83.50 m Savannah (2015)
- Hydrogen fuel cell superyacht Breakthrough, 118.80 m (2025)
- Concept yachts such as Dunes (83.25 m, 2023), Slice, Pure and Concept C
- Historic sailing and motor yachts from the De Vries, Van Lent and De Voogt lineages
Location
- Feadship Holland, Capellalaan 21-37, 2132 JK Hoofddorp, Netherlands
- Shipyards at Aalsmeer, Amsterdam and Makkum
- Feadship America Inc., Bahia Mar Yachting Center, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA