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Ever envisioned cruising the Baltic or Mediterranean in a yacht that marries vintage charm with naval innovation? Rate this watercraft from 1–5 stars and comment below! Sichterman Yachts Inveni 18M © Sichterman Yachts Length: 58 ft (18 m) Beam: 16.3 ft (4.98 m) Draft: (not specified) Displacement (half-load): approx. 32.9 tons (29,800 kg) Engine: Twin Cummins QSB6.7 diesels (\~550 hp total) Top Speed: approx. 23 knots Cruising Speed: approx. 18 knots Fuel Capacity: 3,450 L (\~911 US gal) Range: approx. 320 nm Stabilization: Seakeeper gyro Price: on request (custom luxury build) Can a yacht look like a timeless Lemsteraak barge yet glide through waves with modern efficiency? Inspired by classic Dutch Lemsteraken lines, the Inveni 18M uses a vertical bow and aluminum build to create both beauty and presence. Beneath the surface lies advanced naval engineering: the Fast Displacement Hull Form (FDHF) and Hull Vane deliver reduced wave-making, better fuel economy, and extended range. A Seakeeper gyro keeps the ride smooth, while the open-plan luxurious interior is offered in three curated styles—Fantastic, Sporty Elegance, or Comfortable Lounging—built faster and with cost transparency. Designed by Cor D. Rover and engineered by Van Oossanen, this yacht is refined, efficient, and made for serious long-range cruising. #SichtermanYachts #Inveni18M #ModernClassicYacht #HarbourMasters
From our Komodo to East of Flores Cruise in September/October 2014. We could get really close to groups of 4-8 huge whales. This was the moment to try out something new and Jos and me stepped into a kayak and paddled slowly out to one of the groups of logging whales. Not at all disturbed by us, we came in touching distance and quietly I slipped into the water and inched my way closer to the 3 whales. For the full trip Report please visit thesevenseas.net/news/2014-10-1.html