IKARON is a 100' (30.48m) aluminum sailing yacht built by the prestigious Dutch shipyard Holland Jachtbouw and delivered in 2000. Designed by André Hoek, she blends timeless elegance with proven offshore performance and engineering excellence. A full refit in 2022 has brought her to an exceptional standard, making her one of the most attractive classic-style bluewater sailing yachts on the market.

Built for serious long-range cruising, IKARON is capable of transatlantic and transpacific passages with minimal crew. Her efficient layout, reliable systems, and outstanding autonomy make her ideal for private global exploration or refined Mediterranean cruising.

Powered by a single MTU 6R 183 TE62 engine (385hp), she cruises comfortably at 9 knots with a top speed of 11 knots. Her fuel capacity of 11,400 liters allows a transoceanic range of up to 3,800 miles, with remarkably low fuel consumption—only 20 liters per hour at 8 knots. She can operate for 24 hours without running generators, offering impressive autonomy at sea. Her 5,400-liter freshwater tanks, complemented by a watermaker, ensure extended independence, while 1,600L grey water and 820L black water tanks allow for prolonged anchoring in remote areas or protected zones.

The yacht’s interior is finished in light teak, exuding warmth and understated sophistication. IKARON accommodates up to 8 guests in three spacious cabins, with additional accommodations for 4 crew. Her deck salon offers panoramic views and abundant natural light, creating a comfortable and elegant living space underway or at anchor. The layout has been thoughtfully adapted to host up to 14 people onboard when needed.

IKARON is not only easy to sail but also easy to manage—ideal for a knowledgeable owner-operator or with a small, experienced crew. Her build quality and maintenance history reflect the highest standards of Dutch yacht building. She has had only one owner since new, and has been maintained by the same captain since her launch—ensuring continuity, care, and deep knowledge of the vessel.