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2022 DutchCraft 56 Cabin

Jupiter, FL, US 56 ft · 16.67 ft' beam 3 cabins 38 kn kn top
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$1,999,000
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The 2022 DutchCraft 56 Cabin represents a thoughtfully engineered motor yacht built for serious cruising, offshore fishing, and entertaining at scale. Powered by twin Volvo 1350 HP turbo diesel engines, this 56-foot pilothouse yacht delivers a maximum speed of 38 knots while maintaining a 1,200-nautical-mile cruising range on its 793-gallon fuel capacity—a practical platform for extended offshore operations. The vessel's 16.67-foot beam and 3-foot draft provide a stable, seaworthy platform enhanced by a Seakeeper 9 gyroscopic stabilizer and Humphrey wave-piercing stabilizers, both contributing to reduced motion in rough conditions and passenger comfort underway.

The DC56 Cabin's design philosophy centers on versatility. The pilothouse-style lower helm features expansive wrap-around windows with 360-degree visibility from the salon, while the raised wheelhouse offers panoramic views through what the builder claims is the largest windshield in its class. This layout allows the captain and a companion to navigate comfortably while remaining connected to the action—whether that's monitoring fishing activity in the cockpit or simply enjoying the seascape during cruising.

The aft cockpit is a multifunctional space anchored by a transom that lowers to waterline level, creating direct access to the water for fishing, water sports, or tender operations. An eight-rod rocket launcher with integrated bait tray, two cup holders on a stainless pedestal, and built-in bait wells support serious angling. Eight tackle drawers forward of the cockpit, flanked by dual large Garmin displays, provide real-time navigation and fish-finding capability. Oversized concealed storage lockers (measuring 19.7 feet by 5.4 feet and 9.8 feet by 5.4 feet) offer approximately 16 diving sets' worth of capacity—useful for water toys, diving gear, surfboards, SUPs, and wakeboards. A hot and cold pop-up shower on the transom adds practical convenience after water activities.

The main deck centers on a pilothouse galley positioned to serve the raised dinette with seating on four sides of a large square table. Two overhead TV screens provide entertainment, while a flip-open aft bulkhead window creates a seamless pass-through to an exterior aft deck shaded by the bridge overhang. This deck features opposing bench seats, a table, and a drop-down TV—designed for casual entertaining and alfresco dining. The main deck also includes a wet bar, with additional sun pads forward on the foredeck.

The flybridge extends the entertaining footprint considerably. A dining table converts into an aft sun pad, a wet bar keeps refreshments accessible, and double-wide seating at the helm allows companionship for the captain during navigation. The layout accommodates up to 36 guests for gatherings, reflecting the yacht's entertaining capability.

Below deck, four well-appointed cabins sleep up to eight guests or six guests plus two crew. The full-beam master cabin features a 70-inch OLED TV and a built-in quick-chill double bottle chiller. Three full heads with separate shower stalls and a dedicated laundry space with an LG washer/dryer provide hotel-level amenities. The aft crew quarters include over-under bunks and a window to the cockpit. Long horizontal hull-side windows throughout the lower deck maximize natural light and create an open, inviting atmosphere. The lower deck is accessed via a stair

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PRELIMINARY LISTING - MORE PHOTOS TO COME! For the discerning yachtsman seeking both exhilarating performance and unparalleled comfort, this vessel stands in a class of its own. Twin Volvo 1350 HP turbo engines deliver breathtaking, 'ultra-super' speeds and an expansive 1200 nm range, opening up a world of cruising possibilities. Meanwhile, the Seakeeper 9 and Humphrey stabilizers ensure a remarkably smooth ride, allowing guests to savor a martini in the panoramic wheelhouse, oblivious to the thrilling blue marlin battle unfolding in the cockpit – or to observe the action firsthand from comfortable exterior seating. The DC56 Cabin elevates the experience further, offering a climate-controlled sanctuary shielded from the elements. Boasting the largest windshield in its class, TUG provides truly incomparable views, immersing you and your guests in the surrounding seascape. Thoughtful design ensures safe and effortless movement throughout the yacht, with strategically placed handholds, sturdy railings, and a high forward freeboard, making it a perfectly versatile yacht for every boating activity, from leisurely cruising to adventurous offshore voyages. Ascend to the expansive flybridge, an ideal space for entertaining and relaxation. Imagine hosting elegant dinners at the dining table, which effortlessly converts into a sprawling aft sun pad for sun-drenched afternoons. A well-appointed wet bar ensures refreshments are always at hand, while double-wide seating at the helm provides companionship for the captain, all with breathtaking elevated viewsThe main deck continues the theme of versatile luxury. An additional dining table and wet bar create further opportunities for socializing, while double-wide lower helm seating offers an alternative perspective for navigation. Expansive sun pads on the foredeck invite relaxed lounging at anchor or provide a thrilling vantage point when underway. With seating for up to 36 guests onboard, this yacht is truly designed for memorable gatherings and shared experiences."The ingenious transom, which lowers to meet the waterline, transforms the vast aft cockpit into a multi-functional haven. Envision it as a professional fishing platform, an expansive social area, or a convenient launchpad and stowage for your favorite water toys and even a submersible. A deluxe hot/cold pop-up shower adds a touch of luxury after a swim or watersports activity. To the sides, oversized concealed lockers (19.7ft x 5.4ft and 9.8ft x 5.4ft) offer unprecedented storage – enough for approximately 16 full diving sets or a complete array of surfboards, SUPs, wakeboards, and inflatable slides, a feature practically unheard of in yachts of this class. For the avid angler, the expansive cockpit is a dream come true. An 8-rod rocket launcher with a bait tray and two cup holders on a stainless-steel pedestal keeps rods organized and ready. Built-in bait wells and fish boxes ensure your catch stays fresh, while eight drawers integrated into the forward bulkhead provide ample storage for tackle and equipment, flanked by two large Garmin displays for real-time information. A few easy steps lead to the main deck's exterior aft deck, a shaded retreat thanks to the bridge overhang. Opposing bench seats and a table create an inviting space for casual gatherings, while a drop-down TV provides entertainment. The ingenious flip-open aft bulkhead window of the galley creates a seamless pass-through for effortless al fresco dining and cocktail service. Practicality and ease of maintenance are also paramount. The electronically actuated aft deck hatch provides instant access to the engine room, ensuring that essential checks and servicing are straightforward. The fully equipped aft galley is strategically positioned to serve the main deck's raised dinette, where seating on all four sides of a large square table encourages convivial meals. Two overhead TV screens provide entertainment for all at the dinette. The pilothouse-style lower helm, with its expansive wrap-around windows, offers optimal visibility and a 360-degree view from the salon, allowing you to stay connected to your surroundings. Descend to the lower deck and discover modern, comfortable, and easily maintained accommodation for up to eight guests in four well-appointed cabins (or six guests plus two crew). The ensuite full-beam master cabin is a true sanctuary, featuring a luxurious 70’ OLED TV and even a built-in quick-chill double bottle chiller for ultimate convenience. Three large heads with separate shower stalls and a dedicated laundry space with an LG washer/dryer ensure all the comforts of home. Particular attention has been paid to maximizing headroom on the lower deck, creating a sense of spaciousness. Advanced engineering minimizes noise and vibration, ensuring a tranquil journey. The lower level is easily accessed via a staircase in the galley area. Aft crew quarters with over/under bunks and a window to the cockpit provide comfortable and private accommodation for crew. Throughout the lower deck, long horizontal hull-side windows flood the cabins with natural light, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere. The DutchCraft 56 Cabin is not just a yacht; it's a testament to unwavering dedication and meticulous engineering, born from a vision to seamlessly blend cruising luxury, exceptional entertainment capabilities, and serious fishing prowess – all within a mid-size motor yacht package. Achieving this ambitious goal demanded uncompromising attention to detail, even requiring two complete hull rebuilds in a renowned Dutch boatyard in Rotterdam, Netherlands, before the exceptional 'WOW' emerged.

2022 DutchCraft 56 Cabin Motor Yacht: Luxury Cruising, Fishing, and Entertainment Platform in Jupiter, Florida
Overview
The 2022 DutchCraft 56 Cabin represents a purpose-built motor yacht engineered to deliver performance, comfort, and versatility in a single 56-foot package. Positioned at the intersection of offshore fishing capability, luxury cruising, and high-capacity entertaining, this Dutch-built vessel combines twin Volvo turbo engines, advanced stabilization, and thoughtfully distributed interior and exterior spaces designed to support extended cruising, serious fishing operations, and social gatherings of up to 36 guests. Located in Jupiter , Florida, this cabin motor yacht offers the range, helm visibility, and accommodation depth expected of a modern mid-size cruising platform while maintaining the fishing features and cockpit functionality demanded by anglers and water-sports enthusiasts.
Power and Performance
Twin Volvo 1350 HP turbo diesel engines deliver the propulsive force for this 56-footer, enabling a maximum speed of 38 knots and supporting a cruising range of approximately 1,200 nautical miles. This power configuration strikes a balance between performance capability and fuel efficiency suitable for both rapid transit between fishing grounds and leisurely cruising passages. The 793-gallon fuel capacity and 225-gallon fresh water capacity support extended time away from port, with the fuel volume enabling multi-day offshore operations without frequent refueling stops. The diesel propulsion system is consistent with modern motor yacht standards, offering reliability and range advantages over gasoline alternatives.
Stabilization and Comfort Underway
The vessel is equipped with both a Seakeeper 9 gyroscopic stabilizer and Humphrey stabilizers, providing redundant roll-reduction systems that work together to minimize motion across a range of sea states. This dual-stabilization approach allows occupants to remain comfortable during dining, entertaining, or fishing operations even in moderately rough conditions. The stabilization systems represent a significant investment in seakeeping comfort, particularly valuable for guests who may be sensitive to vessel motion and for maintaining steady platforms during fishing activities or meal service.
Layout and Deck Design
The DutchCraft 56 Cabin distributes entertaining, fishing, and cruising functions across multiple deck levels, each serving distinct purposes while maintaining visual and functional connectivity. Flybridge and Upper Deck: The expansive flybridge serves as the primary entertaining platform, featuring a dining table that converts into an aft sun pad, a wet bar for beverage service, and double-wide helm seating positioned for commanding views of the surrounding seascape. This elevated space provides an ideal venue for hosting social gatherings and offers an alternative vantage point for observing fishing activity or monitoring navigation. Main Deck and Exterior Spaces: The main deck continues the entertaining theme with an additional dining table, a wet bar, and double-wide lower helm seating. Forward sun pads on the foredeck invite relaxation at anchor or provide elevated viewing during transit. A shaded exterior aft deck, positioned beneath the flybridge overhang, features opposing bench seating and a table, creating an informal gathering space. A drop-down television on this deck supports entertainment without requiring guests to retreat indoors. Transom and Cockpit Configuration: The hydraulically lowering transom transforms the aft cockpit into a multi-functional platform that meets the waterline, creating seamless access for boarding, water-sports activities, and fishing operations. The cockpit design accommodates fishing infrastructure including an 8-rod rocket launcher with bait tray and dual cup holders mounted on a stainless-steel pedestal, built-in bait wells, fish boxes for catch storage, and eight tackle-storage drawers integrated into the forward bulkhead. Two large Garmin displays positioned in the cockpit provide real-time fishing and navigational data. Oversized concealed lockers measuring 19.7 feet by 5.4 feet and 9.8 feet by 5.4 feet offer exceptional storage capacity suitable for diving equipment, water-sports gear, inflatable toys, and submersible stowage. A deluxe hot/cold pop-up shower positioned at the transom provides freshwater rinse capability after swimming or fishing activities.
Helm and Electronics
The lower helm, styled as a pilothouse, features expansive wrap-around windows that provide 360-degree visibility from the salon area, allowing the operator to maintain situational awareness while remaining connected to the vessel's social spaces. This helm configuration balances operational requirements with the modern expectation that the captain remain engaged with guests and crew. The double-wide seating at both the lower helm and flybridge helm station accommodates the captain and a companion, reducing the isolation often associated with single-seat helm designs on larger vessels. Two large Garmin displays in the cockpit and the pilothouse-style helm provide navigational and fishing-focused information, supporting both passage-making and fishing operations with current marine electronics standards. The integration of these displays throughout the vessel ensures that critical operational data is accessible whether the operator is at the lower helm, flybridge helm, or managing fishing activities in the cockpit.
Fishing Features and Water-Sports Capability
The DutchCraft 56 Cabin integrates serious fishing infrastructure without compromising the vessel's cruising and entertaining focus. The 8-rod rocket launcher with integrated bait tray and cup holders keeps fishing rods organized and accessible, while built-in bait wells and fish boxes maintain catch quality during multi-day fishing trips. Eight tackle-storage drawers provide dedicated space for lures, terminal tackle, and specialized fishing equipment. The lowering transom creates a platform that reaches the waterline, facilitating boarding and water-sports activities while also providing convenient access for launching and retrieving fishing equipment or submersibles. The oversized concealed lockers represent an unusual feature for a vessel of this size, offering storage capacity equivalent to approximately 16 complete diving sets or extensive water-sports equipment collections. This storage depth supports not only fishing activities but also diving operations, watersports, and recreational submersible deployment—capabilities that extend the vessel's utility beyond traditional fishing or cruising roles.
Cabin and Interior Accommodations
The lower deck provides sleeping accommodations for up to eight guests distributed across four well-appointed cabins, or alternatively six guests plus two crew members. The full-beam master cabin serves as the primary stateroom, featuring a 70-inch OLED television, a built-in quick-chill double bottle chiller, and the spatial comfort expected of a master suite on a modern motor yacht. Three heads with separate shower stalls ensure guest convenience and privacy, while a dedicated laundry space equipped with an LG washer/dryer provides practical amenities for extended cruising. The aft crew quarters feature over/under bunks and a window to the cockpit, providing comfortable and private accommodation for crew members who require proximity to fishing operations or vessel management. Throughout the lower deck, long horizontal hull-side windows flood the cabins with natural light, creating bright and inviting spaces that reduce the sense of confinement common in below-deck accommodations. Engineering attention to headroom maximization on the lower deck enhances the sense of spaciousness, while advanced construction and vibration isolation minimize engine and machinery noise, supporting restful sleep and comfortable extended stays below deck.
Galley and Dining
The aft galley is strategically positioned to serve the main deck's raised dinette, where seating on all four sides of a large square table supports convivial group meals. Two overhead television screens provide entertainment during dining. A flip-open aft bulkhead window creates a seamless pass-through to the exterior aft deck, enabling efficient al fresco dining service and facilitating the flow of food and beverages between interior and exterior entertaining spaces. The multiple dining venues—flybridge dining table, main deck dining table, and raised dinette—distribute entertaining activities across the vessel and accommodate different group sizes and social configurations. The wet bars on both the flybridge and main deck ensure beverage service is accessible throughout the vessel without requiring trips to the galley.
Windows, Visibility, and Climate Control
The vessel features the largest windshield in its class according to the broker description, providing panoramic views from the pilothouse-style lower helm and main salon. This emphasis on natural light and exterior views aligns with modern cruising yacht design, where occupants expect to remain visually connected to the surrounding seascape. The climate-controlled interior sanctuary shields occupants from the elements while maintaining this visual connection, supporting comfortable extended cruising in varied weather conditions.
Operational Practicality
An electronically actuated aft deck hatch provides instant access to the engine room, supporting routine maintenance checks and servicing without requiring extended downtime or complex procedures. This design choice reflects attention to practical yacht ownership, where ease of maintenance directly impacts operational availability and ownership satisfaction.
Design Heritage and Construction
The DutchCraft 56 Cabin was constructed in a renowned Dutch boatyard in Rotterdam, Netherlands, and reportedly underwent two complete hull rebuilds during development before reaching its final form
Length
56 ft
Beam
16.67 ft'
Year
2022
Builder
DutchCraft
Model
56 Cabin
Cabins
3
Max speed
38 kn kn
What engines power the 2022 DutchCraft 56 Cabin and what speed and range can I expect?
The DutchCraft 56 Cabin is equipped with twin Volvo 1350 HP turbo diesel engines that deliver a maximum speed of 38 knots. The yacht carries 793 gallons of fuel capacity, which supports a cruising range of 1,200 nautical miles. This engine package provides the performance needed for both fast transits between cruising destinations and efficient long-distance voyages, making it suitable for extended offshore trips from Florida to the Bahamas and beyond.
Does the DutchCraft 56 have stabilization systems, and how do they improve comfort underway?
Yes, the DutchCraft 56 Cabin is equipped with both a Seakeeper 9 gyroscopic stabilizer and Humphrey stabilizers. These systems work together to significantly reduce hull roll and motion, which allows passengers to move comfortably throughout the yacht and enjoy activities like dining or relaxing without the typical pitching and heeling associated with offshore conditions. The stabilization is particularly valuable when fishing or entertaining guests in rough sea states.
What is the cabin and accommodation layout on the DutchCraft 56, and how many guests can it sleep?
The DutchCraft 56 features four well-appointed cabins on the lower deck with capacity for up to eight guests or six guests plus two crew members. The master cabin is full-beam with a 70-inch OLED television and a built-in quick-chill double bottle chiller. The yacht includes three full heads with separate shower stalls and a dedicated laundry space with an LG washer/dryer. Aft crew quarters with over/under bunks provide private crew accommodation. Large hull-side windows throughout the lower deck flood the cabins with natural light, and the design emphasizes maximized headroom and a sense of spaciousness.
What fishing features and cockpit layout does the DutchCraft 56 offer?
The DutchCraft 56 is designed with serious fishing capability in mind. The expansive aft cockpit includes an 8-rod rocket launcher with a bait tray and two cup holders on a stainless-steel pedestal, built-in bait wells, and fish boxes to keep catches fresh. Eight tackle storage drawers are integrated into the forward bulkhead, and two large Garmin displays provide real-time fishing and navigation information. The cockpit is further enhanced by a lowering transom that meets the waterline, transforming the space into a professional fishing platform or social area. A deluxe hot/cold pop-up shower adds convenience for rinsing off after fishing or water activities.
What electronics and navigation systems are installed on the DutchCraft 56?
The DutchCraft 56 is equipped with two large Garmin displays in the cockpit for real-time fishing and navigation data. The pilothouse-style lower helm features an expansive wrap-around window design that provides optimal visibility and a 360-degree view from the salon, allowing the operator to maintain full situational awareness while navigating. The helm station is designed for extended time at the wheel with double-wide seating for the captain and a companion, and the upper flybridge helm also offers elevated helm seating with commanding views of the surrounding water.
How is the entertainment and dining configured across the different deck levels?
The DutchCraft 56 offers multiple entertaining and dining spaces across three levels. The flybridge features a dining table that converts into an aft sun pad, a well-appointed wet bar, and double-wide helm seating. The main deck includes an additional dining table, a wet bar, and a raised dinette with seating on all four sides of a large square table, served by a fully equipped aft galley. Two overhead TV screens are positioned above the dinette for entertainment. The exterior aft deck provides shaded seating with opposing bench seats, a table, and a drop-down TV. An ingenious flip-open aft bulkhead window in the galley creates a seamless pass-through for al fresco dining and cocktail service. The yacht can accommodate up to 36 guests onboard for entertaining.
What storage and water-toy capability does the DutchCraft 56 provide?
The DutchCraft 56 features oversized concealed lockers on either side of the transom measuring 19.7 feet by 5.4 feet and 9.8 feet by 5.4 feet, providing unprecedented storage capacity. These lockers can accommodate approximately 16 full diving sets or a complete array of surfboards, SUPs, wakeboards, and inflatable slides. The lowering transom that meets the waterline creates a convenient launchpad and stowage area for water toys and even a submersible. This level of dedicated water-sports storage is uncommon in mid-size motor yachts of this class.
What are the key design features that make the DutchCraft 56 safe and easy to navigate?
The DutchCraft 56 emphasizes safety and ease of movement throughout the yacht with strategically placed handholds, sturdy railings, and a high forward freeboard that provides protection and stability. The largest windshield in its class offers truly incomparable views while protecting occupants from the elements. The pilothouse-style lower helm with wrap-around windows provides optimal visibility and a 360-degree view from the salon. The main deck features a raised dinette positioned to allow the operator to maintain connection with the salon and surrounding environment. An electronically actuated aft deck hatch provides instant access to the engine room for maintenance and inspections. The overall design prioritizes safe and effortless movement for both crew and guests.
What makes the DutchCraft 56 suitable for both offshore fishing and family cruising?
The DutchCraft 56 is engineered to blend fishing capability with family cruising comfort. Offshore capability is supported by twin 1350 HP turbo engines, a 1,200 nautical mile range, Seakeeper and Humphrey stabilizers for smooth seas, and a comprehensive fishing cockpit with rod storage, bait wells, and fish boxes. Family cruising is enhanced by four cabins sleeping eight guests, three heads with separate showers, a full galley, multiple entertaining spaces across three deck levels, and capacity for up to 36 guests. The expansive sun pads on the foredeck and flybridge, convertible dining table, and wet bars throughout the yacht make it equally suited to leisurely anchoring and entertaining as it is to serious offshore fishing expeditions.
How does the DutchCraft 56's design philosophy balance performance, comfort, and functionality?
The DutchCraft 56 represents a deliberate engineering effort to seamlessly blend cruising luxury, exceptional entertainment capabilities, and serious fishing prowess within a mid-size motor yacht package. This balance is achieved through dual stabilization systems that enable smooth, comfortable cruising; twin high-horsepower turbo engines that deliver both speed and extended range; a pilothouse-style lower helm with commanding visibility; multiple entertaining and dining spaces designed for social gatherings; four well-appointed cabins for guest comfort; and a professionally equipped fishing cockpit with specialized storage and tackle organization. The design philosophy prioritizes versatility—the yacht can transition from a leisurely family cruise to an offshore fishing expedition to an elegant entertaining platform without compromise. Advanced engineering throughout minimizes noise and vibration, while thoughtful details like the lowering transom, flip-open galley window, and electronically actuated engine room hatch demonstrate attention to practical functionality alongside luxury.
What is the overall size and configuration of the DutchCraft 56, and what type of boating activities is it designed for?
The DutchCraft 56 is a 56-foot motor yacht with a 16.67-foot beam and 3-foot draft, making it a mid-size cabin yacht suitable for a wide range of boating activities. The draft of 3 feet allows access to shallow-water anchorages and coastal cruising grounds throughout Florida and the Caribbean. The yacht's configuration—with a pilothouse-style lower helm, expansive flybridge, professional fishing cockpit, four cabins, multiple entertaining spaces, and capacity for 36 guests—makes it equally capable of leisurely family cruising, extended offshore fishing expeditions, and elegant entertaining. The twin turbo diesel engines and 1,200 nautical mile range support multi-day voyages, while the stabilization systems and large windshield create a comfortable platform for all sea conditions. This versatile design appeals to boaters seeking a single yacht that performs well across fishing, cruising, and entertaining applications.

Fly Yachts is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Allied Marine - Fort Lauderdale. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel.

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