2004 Bloemsma 100

This 89-foot aluminum sailing yacht was designed by Horst Stichnoth and built by Bloemsma, launched in 1999 as a hull and completed in 2014 under Olivier van Meer's supervision. The schooner has completed a full circumnavigation and remains a proven ocean-going cruiser. A centerboard reduces her draft to 2.7 meters, opening access to shallow anchorages. The hull and rigging support easy handling by a small crew, with hydraulically operated foresails, bow thruster, anchor winches, and tender davit.

Deck appointments feature teak superstructure, cockpit, and structural details built by Dörr-Lemmer, paired with stainless steel framing and canvas awnings. The deck saloon includes a sofa, panoramic seating, and navigation station. A custom skylight floods the main saloon with natural light. The layout combines a full-beam owner's cabin, two guest cabins, and a crew cabin in the bow, all with ensuite facilities. The galley, dining table, and separated seating areas serve the main saloon, with a separate pantry accessible from deck.

Interior woodwork throughout is mahogany, with air conditioning and heating systems installed. A single M.A.N. diesel engine of 408 horsepower provides auxiliary power. Recent refits in 2023 and 2025 have maintained the yacht to active cruising condition.