If you look at the Yachtwerf Heeg portfolio as a whole, the ship is the logical consequence. After the Splash, Randmeer and G2 dinghy, the latter also designed by the Dutch design studio, there was a lack of the option to go on longer cruises just as sportily, but with a cabin. This is what the Pointer offers, according to the shipyard. Four berths measuring 2.10 metres in length and a small galley and WC on request - everything is there for travelling, including the built-in diesel, Yanmar's 1GM10.
The shipyard has provided space in the cockpit. Up to six people should not stand or sit in each other's way when sailing. The fat-head mainsail and bomb keel, which contains almost 50 per cent ballast, ensure that this is also fun. The total weight of 1500 kilograms is just as trailer-friendly as the width of 2.50 metres. This means that you don't even need an off-road vehicle to move around with the 7.70 metre boat - a large saloon will do.
Anyone who spends the 59,500 euros including 21 per cent VAT on a ready-to-sail boat with an inboard motor can also help shape the modular interior and design. The first boats will be available from September. More information is available at jachtwerf-heeg.nl.
