Doggersbank Yachts
Dutch explorer-yacht platform with Offshore and Heritage programmes.
Doggersbank is a Dutch explorer-yacht platform whose official site traces the design to Vripack founder Dick Boon in 1968. The current range is organised into Offshore and Heritage programmes, with models from the Doggersbank 60 to the 105.
Doggersbank’s official materials describe an offshore design language, a full-displacement round-bilge hull and a high flared bow. The site also discusses steel hulls and aluminium superstructures in its design presentation.
The brand offers a current Offshore build package based on existing platforms and also refers to models in build.
Doggersbank's Offshore and Heritage programmes develop a long-standing Dutch explorer concept in different directions. The published full-displacement hull and flared bow describe the yard's offshore design priorities; the 60-to-105-foot span leaves substantial differences in volume and crew needs.
An owner should begin with intended passages, climate and time away from port. Those choices define the value of protected living areas, storage and operational autonomy on a particular Doggersbank, while the individual hull's construction and systems remain more important than the heritage label alone.
Find Doggersbank models in the LYRA catalogue: Doggersbank 105′ Offshore, Doggersbank 60′ Heritage, Doggersbank 60′ Offshore, Doggersbank 67′ Heritage, Doggersbank 77′ Heritage, Doggersbank 87′ Heritage, Doggersbank 90′ Offshore and Doggersbank 97′ Heritage.