CATCH

Feadship launched CATCH in 1984, a time when the Dutch shipyard's reputation for engineering excellence was already becoming legend among discerning yacht owners. Four decades later, that pedigree reveals itself in every detail of this 26.6-meter vessel. Naval architect Frits De Voogt's thoughtful proportions create an immediate sense of balance as you move through her spaces, while Lisa Pirofsky's interior work transforms compact dimensions into surprisingly generous living areas. The morning sun streams through carefully positioned windows, warming polished surfaces that speak to Feadship's meticulous attention to craftsmanship. With accommodations for six guests and a crew of two, CATCH offers an intimate charter experience where every meal feels personal and every anchorage becomes a private retreat. Her modest beam of 6.3 meters belies the clever spatial planning within, where conversation flows naturally from salon to deck areas. This is yachting in its most refined form, where heritage matters more than flash, and where the journey itself becomes as memorable as the destination.