Van der Valk 26 M RPH

Floor-to-ceiling glazing wraps the deckhouse of the Van der Valk 26 M RPH, a flybridge design credited to Cor D. Rover and built for ease of handling. She is a new-build due for delivery in 2025, offered from the Netherlands.

Build and provenance

The Van der Valk 26 M RPH is built in aluminium, continuing the yard's flybridge series that Cor D. Rover designed. Her interior is offered with a choice of three colour palettes and a movable high-low table in place of a fixed dining suite, so a buyer still has scope to shape the layout before she is finished.

Layout and accommodation

Eight guests sleep across four double cabins, each served by its own bathroom, and crew quarters are available if required, with a crew of three keeping the boat running once she is delivered. The double cabins stay fixed while much of the surrounding joinery, from panelling to the dining furniture, remains a buyer's choice.

Performance and engineering

Two MTU 10V/2000 M93 engines, rated at 1,502 hp apiece, give her an 18-knot cruise and 23 knots flat out: enough for a flybridge cruiser built to cover ground between anchorages without straining the machinery at a cruising rpm.

On deck and at anchor

A flybridge deck sits above the wheelhouse, a second open-air command position that doubles as extra lounging space in fair weather, set apart from the cockpit below.

Where she lies and how to see her

She is offered for sale. Boatcrowd sets up viewings and comes along to each one; once an offer is accepted, a survey and sea trial follow before handover.