The G 69 is not your average center console. She doesn’t have vinyl bolsters, lots of rod holders, tackle boxes, or offered in five stock colors. No, none of this. 

She is sculpted by robust aluminum and a real yacht interior. Her designers SFG design and Fancy by Dada, have worked endlessly amounts of time to ensure every last luxurious detail has been executed both inside and out. 

The G69 is a game changer to the supercenter market and is a true sport yacht. She’s received a truly futuristic design with a helm that is clean and neat without the necessity of a steering wheel. Additionally, her controls can easily be reached on the armrest of the helm chair. The Tesla-like helm is fresh and modern.

The G69 is powered by an upgraded Caterpillar C32B’s producing a total of 2400 HP. These are connected to your choice of Arneson or Kamewa jet drives. With the upgraded power, she will reach 54 knots (62mph) along with her 17’ beam. Her stepped hull design makes her a quick, nimble yet solid offshore performer using Humphrey Interceptor trim tabs. Stabilization and comfort is supplied by a Seakeeper 16 gyro.

Outdoor living is at its best on board this yacht. Twin lounge areas forward and aft utilize her deck space with efficiency and style. An outdoor gallery and bar are surrounded y designer stools and covered by an extended hard top with endless views and protection from the elements.

Adding to the comfort is her interior volume and elegance. With a true yacht-finished interior, you will find the finest finishes not found on any yacht in her class. She has a choice of 2 cabins or a 1 cabin layout with a dining area allowing for a large lounge area for entertaining, in a club-like environment. Large Samsung screens enhance the viewing of a game or movies throughout the interior. The G69’s interior galley sports all Miele appliances. Her tropical-duty air conditioning will keep the climate just right even on the hottest days. 

Her unique and modern design can be further enhanced by any whim of her owner. Van der Valk shipyard makes dreams happen. What is your dream?