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Catch up on Damen Yachting’s Latest News in this issue of Finest Moments Digital.
Damen Yachting Announces Sale of Latest Amels 60
Damen Yachting has announced the sale of the latest Amels 60, featuring custom interiors by Harrison Eidsgaard. It is the second Amels 60 sold in ten months, reaffirming the success of the 60-metre Limited Editions design. The yacht is now in final outfitting in Vlissingen, with sea trials completed ahead of her scheduled 2026 delivery.
"This project truly showcases the flexibility and appeal of our Limited Editions concept," stated Jorrit Pilaar, Commercial Executive EMEA at Damen Yachting. "The Owner was able to take a proven platform and customise the yacht, even at a late stage.”
Harrison Eidsgaard describes the interior as an elevated blend of sophistication and glamour, with navy accents and rich walnut.
Amels 80 PANGEA Delivered from Vlissingen City
With the delivery of PANGEA, the first Amels 80, Damen Yachting marks a significant milestone in its Limited Editions story. Designed by Espen Øino International with interiors by Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design, PANGEA embodies the harmony between form and function, with fluid indoor-outdoor spaces, a 200m² Sun Deck and an exceptional Beach Club that opens to the sea on three sides. A statement in design, craftsmanship and comfort.
Sale Confirmed for New
Amels 80
Damen Yachting has confirmed the sale of another Amels 80, with delivery scheduled for Spring 2028. In collaboration with Burgess, this 80-metre yacht will bring together the expertise of Espen Øino and Sinot, and combine proven engineering with bespoke luxury and hybrid innovation. Construction is underway in Galati, Romania, before final outfitting at the Damen Yachting shipyard in Vlissingen, the Netherlands.
Project Tanzanite Commences Sea Trials
A defining moment for Damen Yachting: the 120-metre Project Tanzanite, the largest Amels Full Custom yacht ever built, has now entered sea trials. This milestone showcases engineering excellence, innovation and craftsmanship, with more than 1,000 specialists contributing their expertise as the project moves towards completion in 2026.