The Dutchwoman is designed to appeal to customers who prefer a cosy atmosphere and an open-plan living concept. The galley and dining area are located on the upper deck, six metres above sea level. The cooking station comes in a large U-shape, the elongated bar counter scores with exclusive built-in appliances, including a commercial dishwasher that cleans the dishes in three minutes, just like on a superyacht. Opposite is the dining area for eight guests with a long bench on the window side.
Not only the maximum width of 6.30 metres and a volume of 63 gross tonnes, but also the high ceilings give the ship an airy feel. Sleeping space for eight people is spread across four suites, with additional accommodation for a crew of three in two cabins.
Thanks to two Volvo Penta IPS packages and a top speed of 28 knots, the project with the unusual reference number 7111SB26 should particularly appeal to speed-loving owners. According to the shipyard and the brokers at Superyachtseurope, the latest St-Barth model is "one of the fastest motor yachts of its size". The cruising speed is said to be 20 knots.