ABOUT TODAY 44' Zeelander Z44 2014

The Zeelander Z44 is a luxurious and sleek motor yacht that reflects elegance on the water with its distinctive retro design, combining classic aesthetics with advanced technology and performance. This vessel was created by Sietse Koopmans and produced in the US at the S-2 plant in Holland, Michigan before being delivered to her owner on the East Coast.

A meticulously designed interior provides ample room for relaxation and entertainment. Every detail is crafted with the precision and style from the finest materials to the carefully chosen furnishings and fittings. Step into an innovative cockpit that seamlessly transitions into the main salon with panoramic windows and a fully retractable sunroof.

The design and layout below are perfect for lounging and socializing with comfortable accommodations for a day trip, an overnight stay or an extended cruise vacation. Below deck and aft you will find the owners cabin with plenty of storage, a luxury queen bed and couches to both port and starboard. In the main cabin amidships is a large head with separate shower, a well appointed galley and guest accommodations in the V berth that converts from a queen bed to a table.

Outside the Zeelander Z44 shines, with its sleek lines and timeless design. The spacious aft deck and convertible swim platform provides the ideal setting for dining or soaking up the sun, while the forward deck offers a comfortable spot for relaxing and enjoying the scenery.

But, it is not just about style. The Z44 is also a powerhouse on the water that is equipped with twin Volvo Penta IPS 600 engines delivering a combined 870 hp. With a choice of traditional steering and throttles while cruising or pinpoint control with a joystick for docking and maneuvering, it is hard to find a more owner-operator friendly vessel in this class. And with all the mechanical systems recently serviced this yacht is ready for you today.

Overall the Z44 is a masterpiece of maritime engineering and design that is impressive and eye catching while at the dock or underway.