The Motor Yachts
Motor catamarans for inland waterways, coasts and coastal seas
Neuland 37 and KRONLAND II follow the same idea: they combine a wide variety of cruising grounds with extensive autonomy and comfortable living. The difference lies in your personal style of travel.
Neuland 37
For distant cruising grounds and longer passages
CE Category B, only 45 cm hull draught, large tank capacities and clearly separated functional areas make Neuland 37 a comfortable home at sea.
KRONLAND II
For inland waterways and protected coastal waters
A beam of 3.45 metres, 43 cm hull draught and living on one level combine an extensive cruising range with manageable dimensions.
Direct comparison
Which motor yacht suits your cruising plans?
| Criterion | Neuland 37 | KRONLAND II |
|---|---|---|
| Cruising area | Inland waterways, coasts and Europe’s coastal seas | Inland waterways and protected coastal waters |
| CE category | B | C |
| Beam | 4.50 m | 3.45 m |
| Hull draught | 0.45 m | 0.43 m |
| Character | Extensive autonomy, separate functional areas and faster passages at sea | Manageable, living on one level and suitable for standard berths |
| Focus | Long journeys and a wide choice of cruising grounds | Relaxed inland and coastal cruising |
Shared principles
Developed from cruising experience
Shallow draught
Shallow waterways, sheltered anchorages and access close to shore extend your personal cruising range.
Comfortable atmosphere
Welcoming interiors, good views outside and clearly organised functional areas make extended stays on board easier.
Easy to handle
Accessible technology, easily maintained propulsion systems and well-designed decks support independent cruising.
Personal comparison
Which motor yacht suits your idea of freedom?
Let’s talk about your preferred waterways, the duration of your journeys and your everyday life on board.