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Bekkers Yachts

Haarlem, Netherlands

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Bekkers Yachts is a Dutch company based in Heesbeen, The Netherlands, founded in 1987. They specialize in building aluminum weekender yachts named after famous coastlines, such as the AZUR 45HT. Each yacht undergoes months of meticulous design and craftsmanship before hitting the water. Bekkers Yachts offers a limited edition line of exceptional weekender yachts, focusing on luxury details and adventure. The company is known for its commitment to perfection in every aspect of their builds, from hardware to finishing. As of June 2024, they have a building slot available for a full aluminum mini superyacht.

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