Dagpassagiersschip 200 pers for sale (1928) in Trier, Duitsland, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

The Telegraaf IV is a passenger vessel certified to carry up to 200 guests, featuring three decks in total. Both the upper deck and the lower deck are fitted with a dance floor and DJ booth. The upper deck also offers a spacious seating arrangement with a bar, while the wheelhouse is located forward. From there, a staircase leads down to the crew bathroom with toilet and shower. On the main deck are the entrance lobby and separate ladies’ and gents’ lavatories, followed aft by a large saloon with ample seating. Further aft lies the private quarters, with a galley, bathroom with toilet, office, lounge, walk-in closet, and bedroom. The current owner rebuilt the vessel completely, carrying out the work with great care and expertise. Particular attention was given to the structural strength of the superstructure and decks, several sides having been constructed in double-walled steel. Acoustic comfort was ensured by the installation of special sound-insulating panels. Originally built as a cargo and passenger mail boat (“Beurtschip”) operating on the Rotterdam–Antwerp route, the vessel was later converted into a freighter. It is a heavily built with a straight hull, which in our opinion is well maintained and ready for immediate service as a party boat or excursion vessel.