Maximum Minimalism. That’s what we’re seeing with the striking new VanDutch 75, the latest offering from Cantieri Del Pardo. Set to debut at the 2025 Cannes Yachting Festival, she’s fast, angular, low-slung and somewhat sinister looking. She’ll come with a carbon fiber hard top and a huge 484 square foot cockpit with twin opposing sofas, convertible tables that can seat ten guests and a fully equipped Fenix galley that the builder promises will be up to keeping her owners fed and supplied for several days at a time.
Her interior will come in a pair of aesthetic configurations. “Cool” (the boat to be shown at Cannes) will feature pearl burl veneers, matte black wood accents and beige suede upholstery. “Smooth” will offer warmer towns and mahogany accents. The Cannes yacht will hold a three-cabin configuration with the master suite to starboard and a twin guest cabin to port—both with en suite heads. The completely separate VIP cabin is set forward and a full crew cabin lies astern. Inside her salon you’ll find a large dinette with a convertible table.
Her sleek hull will hide her anchoring system forward and a full tender garage astern. Beneath her garage, you’ll find a retractable swim platform hovering above a trio of Volvo Penta IPS 1050 or 1350’s which will be capable of pushing her 100,000 pounds up to 40 knots. That’s something we hope to experience.
