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1919 – 1945
Wooden fishing boats
The beginnings of Hakvoort: where Dutch maritime excellence and timeless craftsmanship were born. Our roots lay in the construction of wooden boats, embodying a legacy of tradition that lives on today.
1980 – Today
Superyachts
Since stepping into the world of luxury yacht building, Hakvoort Yachts has continuously pushed boundaries and set new standards in the industry to craft a fleet that redefines luxury on the open seas.
1946 – 1980
Building in steel
Embracing steel construction from 1946 to 1980, we expanded our yard and capabilities significantly. Innovating with the times, Hakvoort solidified expertise in crafting vessels that stand the test of time.
The evolution of Hakvoort
From wooden fishing boats to award-winning motor yachts, Hakvoort’s 100-year shipbuilding journey is a testament to our rich history and unwavering pursuit of excellence. Discover our journey.
2021 TOP FIVE II (61m)
2023 Milele (45,2m)
2020
Royal designation for Hakvoort
Hakvoort Yachts was bestowed with the prestigious Royal designation in 2020.
This incredible honour signifies our deep-rooted heritage and unwavering commitment to excellence. The Royal title is reserved for companies of Dutch national significance who serve a vital role in their industry.
It is a testament to our enduring legacy as a family-owned shipyard passionately crafting vessels for over a century.
2019
Extension of South construction hall
The extension of the construction hall increased Hakvoort’s capacity to accommodate larger yacht projects, as well as delivered enhanced efficiency and the ability to employ cutting-edge technologies for even more precise large yacht construction. This expansion solidified Hakvoort’s position as a leading force in the Dutch yacht building industry, more ready than ever to take on ambitious projects and deliver excellence to discerning clients worldwide.
100+
Years
252
Yachts built
2019 Scout (63m)
World Superyacht Awards 2020 – finalist
Design and Innovation Awards 2020 – finalist
2017 Soprano (38,2m)
Finalist Best Power Showboat
judged as contention 2018
2016
Extension Stainless Steel Department
In 2016, Hakvoort Yachts expanded its stainless steel department, showcasing the company’s contunous commitment to investing in the Hakvoort yard and developing unrivalled in-house capabilities.
2016 Just J’s (61m)
World Superyacht Awards 2017 – finalist
Showboats Awards 2017 – finalist
2013 Apostrophe (39,7m)
Best Exterior Design Showboats Awards 2014 – winner
Best Interior Showboats Awards 2014 – finalist
2011
North construction hall
The extension of our north construction hall enabled Hakvoort to accommodate the growing demand for grander superyachts, providing an even greater canvas for innovation and creative expression.
2011 SnowbirD (39m)
ISS Awards 2012 – finalist
Showboats Awards 2012 – finalist
2011 Pamela V (44,9m)
ISS Awards 2012 – finalist
Best Exterior Neptune Awards 2012 – finalist
2006 Perle Bleue (38m)
Best Yacht Under 50M Showboats Awards 2007 – winner
Best Motoryacht Neptune Awards 2007 – finalist
2008 My Trust (45m)
Showboats Awards 2009 – finalist
Neptune Awards 2009 – finalist
Four generations of Hakvoort
2004 Tigre D’or (30m)
ISS Awards 2005 – winner
2002 Saga (33,7m)
ISS Awards 2003 – winner
Showboats Awards 2004 – winner
2002 Campbell Bay (44,6m)
ISS Awards 2002 – winner
2000 Solaia (40m)
ISS Awards 2001 – winner
1999
Expansion of joinery division Unlimited Interiors
In 1999, Hakvoort Yachts took a significant step by expanding its joinery division and founding Unlimited Interiors. This strategic move empowered us to have full control over the production of high-quality interiors for our fleet.
The exquisite skills of Unlimited Interiors are not limited to Hakvoort projects alone, as we offer our services to other shipyards on a sub-contractual basis. From custom-built interior projects to collaborating with industry partners, Unlimited Interiors showcases our unwavering commitment to craftsmanship and attention to detail.
1998 Spada (33,7m)
Winner Int. Superyacht Society Award
1997 Freesia (36,8m)
Winner Int. Superyacht Society Award
1994 Lady Marina (50m)
Winner Int. Superyacht Society Award plus Showboats Award
1985 Tonga (31m)
The first custom superyacht from Hakvoort Shipyard
1980 – 1988
The Striker series
The Hakvoort Striker Series was the yard’s first venture into luxury shipbuilding. The high-performance aluminiium sportfishers ranged from 17.6 to 21.3 metres, and were met with industry-wide acclaim in Europe and America.
With 14 Striker yachts delivered worldwide, the success of the Striker Series put Hakvoort well and truly on the map.
Video: the history of Hakvoort