KRONLAND II
Motor catamaran for narrow waterways
Lightweight, manoeuvrable and designed for living on one level: KRONLAND II is conceived for inland waterways and protected coastal waters. With a beam of 3.45 metres and a hull draught of only 43 cm / 17 in, she can also reach narrow harbours, confined waterways and anchorages close to shore.
Slender dimensions
Where a narrow beam creates opportunities
With a beam of 3.45 metres, KRONLAND II fits into standard berths and remains manoeuvrable even where space is limited.
The shallow hull draught increases the choice of sheltered anchorages and berths. The boat therefore combines an extensive cruising range with manageable, easy-to-handle dimensions.
Visibility and control
Safe manoeuvring even single-handed
From the open upper helm you retain a clear view of the boat, the shore and landing places. As a result, one person can normally take KRONLAND II through locks alone. In less pleasant weather, the inside helm provides shelter.
Living on one level
22 square metres for an easy everyday life
The accessible areas of the interior provide 2.20 m / 7.22 feet of headroom. The layout is clearly organised and can be used without changes in floor level. Workspace, galley, bathroom and saloon each have their own area. The owners sleep in a separate compartment. Windows provide views across the water and the surrounding shores even from bed. Well-controlled ventilation helps ensure restful sleep.
Flexible use
Workspace, storage or guest cabin
When travelling as a couple, the aft cabin can serve as a walk-in wardrobe or a quiet workspace. When guests come aboard, it can be converted into a cabin with a double bed.
The layout therefore adapts to real everyday life on board rather than to a fixed number of berths.
Practical freedom
For extended stays on board
Shallow draught
Only 43 centimetres of hull draught allow access to shallow waterways and sheltered places close to shore.
Large tank capacities
850 litres of water and 400 litres of fuel reduce dependence on supply stations.
Electricity and hot water
The hybrid photovoltaic and thermal panel supplies the onboard electrical system and at the same time provides hot water for the galley and bathroom.
Decks and cockpit
Additional space in the open air
In addition to the 22 square metres of living space, generous deck and cockpit areas provide a total of around 39 square metres of usable space for travelling, spending time together and working on board.
At a glance
Key technical data
| CE category | C |
|---|---|
| Length overall | 11.20 m |
| Hull length | 10.85 m |
| Beam overall | 3.45 m |
| Hull draught | 0.43 m |
| Minimum height above water | 2.75 m |
| Headroom | 1.70–2.20 m |
| Weight | 4.5–5.5 t |
| Water | 850 l |
| Fuel | 400 l |
| Waste water | 100 l |
| Outboard | 1 × 30 kW or 1 × 50 kW |
| Cruising speed | 12 km/h / 6 kn |
| Maximum speed | 20 km/h / 11 kn |
| Living area | 22 m² |
| Persons | 4 + 4 |
Your cruising plans
Where would you like to berth with KRONLAND II?
Let’s talk about your preferred waterways, life on board and the equipment that best suits your plans.
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