2010 VanDutch 40

The VanDutch 40 is a fiberglass cruiser built to handle extended entertaining and serious cruising. Twin Yammer diesel engines producing 960 horsepower drive the boat to a maximum speed of 32 knots, with a comfortable cruising speed of 22 knots. The hull spans 40 feet in length with an 11.5-foot beam, delivering the volume needed for both performance and livability.

The boat includes one cabin and one head, along with spacious entertainment areas. The design reflects VanDutch's reputation for meticulous construction and attention to detail, with refined accommodations throughout.

The current owner is the second, and the boat has been consistently maintained since 2010. It was winterized under cover annually with regular engine servicing performed each year. In 2020, the heat exchanger was replaced. The Garmin navigation screen and VHF radio were upgraded in 2023, and the exterior upholstery was refurbished that same year with a new forward sunpad and an elevated cockpit bimini raised by 20 centimeters. Trim tabs are fitted for improved handling.