Interior
The interior is an important factor when it comes to the value of a boat. What's important is not how many different lay-outs a boatbuilder can offer its customers, but how well the available space and volume are used. In other words, intelligence and craftsmanship are important ingredients when designing a boat's interior. For Linssen, a comfortable stay on board means that all members of the crew can move about easily, that they have sufficient privacy, and that the facilities satisfy today's standards of convenience.

For example, the light-drenched saloon has ample seating for everyone and a spacious dinette with enough room to share a hearty breakfast, a tasty lunch or a four-course dinner together. The beds are roomy and ensure a good night's sleep in spacious, well-appointed cabins. An elegant interior should also offer enough storage space where it is most required, and that means conveniently placed lockers, clothing lockers, shelves and drawers, all of which go to increasing the level of comfort and convenience.

The third cabin to port between the forecabin and the saloon can also be set up as an office or study. An L-shaped, ergonomically designed tabletop gives you the space you need to keep your books and papers in order. If you find yourself pulling an all-nighter, just crawl into the bunk above the desk. You'll love the convenience, and so will your kids, who can play computer games here without disturbing you. Of course, you can always decide to have this two-person cabin fitted out with a "standard" bunk berth.