Van der Valk Custom
COMING SOON JANGADA
Next-level vision
The 35-metre Jangada is the third custom build at Van der Valk for the same client and showcases how our yard has the flexibility, capacity and willingness to fully meet evolving requirements and lifestyle changes. Designed by Nick Top and Guido de Groot, the new Jangada provides even more space and comfort than her predecessors, the second of which was nominated for a World Superyacht Award in 2020. High customisation levels include facilitating the owner’s wish to take his morning swim in a 4.5-metre jet-stream pool on the flybridge deck with a 7,200-litre capacity. This required installing a warm-water tank below the tender garage, another testimony to engineering excellence as well as design and layout vision.
Specifications
Year
Under Construction: 2025
Hull no
WV0147
LWL
34.81m
Draft
2.45m
Displacement
282t
Hull material
Steel Grade A
Superstructure material
Aluminium (AlMg4.5Mn – H111)
Hull Shape
Ocean going, round bilged, full displacement motor yacht
Certification
Rina C✠ HULL • MACH; Y ch– Short Range – Red Ensign Yacht code – Part A
Engine brand & type
2x MAN D2862LE427 900hp/662kW
Cruising speed
13 knots
Shaft & Propellor
Stainless steel water lubricated duplex Ø=100mm
5-bladed NiBrAl propellers Ø=1350mm
Generators
2 x 70 kW Köhler 70EOZDJ
70kW 400 Volts 0.8PF 3 Phase 1500 RPM 50 Hertz
Holding tank capacity
8160l
Cabins
1 owner’s stateroom, 2 VIP guest cabins, 2 twin guest cabin
Naval architect
Diana Yacht Design and Ginton Naval Architects
Exterior design
Nick Top Design / Guido de Groot Design
Interior design
Nick Top Design / Guido de Groot Design
Owner’s repr.
N/a
Superb views
The exterior design of the third Jangada retains the elegant raised pilothouse looks of the previous two while adding an extra deck. The resulting volume is blended in by an intricate use of graphic lines and a muscular yet timeless aesthetic. Giant slabs of glass in the main saloon and 2.6-metre-high ceilings generate a wonderfully spacious ambience and well as superb views. There are also unhindered vistas from the wheelhouse lounge when at anchor as the dashboard screens can be neatly folded away.
Take a seat
Another striking bespoke feature on this new Jangada is a bow seat that will be precisely positioned to provide a perfect panorama of the sunset in the owner’s home bay on the French Riviera. The portside passarelle has also been specifically adapted to the pontoon height in that marina, while wide stairs and walkways on the yacht further enhance comfort. Twin Seakeeper gyros and fin stabilisers will enhance performance at sea while a six-metre Williams tender offers comfortable journeys ashore, launched from a dedicated garage with side doors.
Privacy and peace
An exquisitely detailed interior style based upon 4/10th whitewashed wood and architectural functionality has been designed to match the way the family spends time onboard. Impressive accommodations include a full-beam master on the main deck foredeck and lower deck cabins tailored to the owner’s children and grandchildren. There’s even a gym for when the weather stops a morning swim. A final highlight is the exceptional degree of privacy, with crew zones and circulation kept separate from owner/guest areas. Everything will be well-insulated to keep noise dissemination to a minimum.