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Dehler for sale

United Kingdom
£120,000 GBP
Tax paid / included
2022 | 9.00m | Sail
Netherlands
£1,353 GBP
Listed price €1,550 EUR
Tax paid / included
1985 | 7.20m | Sail
£60,215 GBP
Listed price €69,000 EUR
Tax paid / included
1994 | 10.50m | Sail
United Kingdom
£37,950 GBP
Tax paid / included
1992 | 11.00m | Diesel | Sail
Netherlands
£20,726 GBP
Listed price €23,750 EUR
Tax paid / included
1997 | 8.59m | Diesel | Sail
United Kingdom
£169,950 GBP
Tax paid / included
2014 | 12.40m | Diesel | Sail
United Kingdom
£39,950 GBP
Tax paid / included
1991 | 11.00m | Diesel | Sail
£72,432 GBP
Listed price €83,000 EUR
Tax paid / included
2008 | 10.51m | Diesel | Sail
United Kingdom
£44,950 GBP
Tax paid / included
2004 | 8.75m | Diesel | Sail
Italy
£191,989 GBP
Listed price €220,000 EUR
Tax paid / included
2021 | 11.58m | Sail
United Kingdom
£17,500 GBP
Tax paid / included
1988 | 9.40m | Diesel | Sail
United Kingdom
£29,950 GBP
Tax paid / included
1992 | 10.10m | Diesel | Sail

History of Dehler

Introduction

Dehler stands as one of the most respected names in the world of performance cruising yachts. Renowned for its blend of German engineering, innovative technology, and racing heritage, Dehler yachts are highly sought-after by sailing enthusiasts who demand both comfort and speed. The brand has become synonymous with precision, quality, and a distinctive approach to hull design, making Dehler yachts a prime choice for those seeking a yacht for sale combining sailing prowess with luxury.

History of Dehler

Dehler was founded in 1963 by Willi Dehler in Germany, initially producing small dinghies and trailer sailers. The company's reputation grew rapidly due to its commitment to quality construction, innovative materials, and attention to ergonomic design. The launch of the Dehler Varianta in the late 1960s proved pivotal—this model’s success established Dehler as a prominent force in the European yachting market.

Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, Dehler distinguished itself through forward-thinking construction techniques, notably the use of GRP (glass-reinforced plastic) and advanced sandwich technologies. The company consistently prioritised both performance and ease of handling, which made Dehler sailing yachts particularly popular with keen racers as well as cruising families.

Milestones and Innovations

  • GRP Construction: Early adoption of durable GRP construction in the 1960s, setting new standards for strength-to-weight ratio in production yachts.
  • The Optima and Sprinta Models: The iconic Dehler Optima and Dehler Sprinta models from the 1970s introduced racer/cruiser versatility, dominating regattas across Europe.
  • Integrated Keel-Stepped Mast: Dehler pioneered the use of integrated keel-stepped masts for enhanced rig performance and safety.
  • Stealth Design Philosophy: In recent years, collaboration with acclaimed yacht designer Judel/Vrolijk brought a new era of sleek aesthetics and optimised hydrodynamics, notably present in the Dehler 38 and Dehler 46 yachts.

Notable Models

  • Dehler 34: An original legend in offshore racing and cruising, famous for its balance and speed.
  • Dehler 38: Highly acclaimed modern performance cruiser offering exceptional hybrid use for racing and leisure sailing, recipient of multiple awards.
  • Dehler 46: Combines a spacious interior with a competitive hull, making it popular for longer passages and competitive events alike.
  • Dehler 30 one design: A contemporary fast offshore one-design racer, celebrated for its innovation and sustainability features.

Unique Selling Points and Distinguishing Features

Dehler distinguishes itself with a commitment to German precision engineering, continuous innovation, and an unmistakable sportiness infused into every hull. Key advantages include:

  • Performance-oriented yet luxurious interiors, appealing to sailors who want both racing pedigree and comfort on board.
  • Robust manufacturing processes ensuring long-term durability and optimal handling at sea.
  • Flexible layouts and customisation options, appealing to individual owners and charter companies alike.
  • Extensive use of eco-friendly construction techniques and efforts towards sustainable practices in recent productions.

Recent Developments

Now part of the HanseYachts AG group, Dehler continues its tradition of pushing boundaries with each new model. The recent introduction of new Dehler yachts features advanced navigation electronics, ergonomic deck arrangements, and light yet robust hull structures. The Dehler 30 one design, in particular, underscores their commitment to high-performance, eco-conscious sailing—earning enthusiastic praise from the global sailing community.

Dehler Yachts for Sale: A Leading Choice

For discerning sailors and competitive yacht buyers searching for Dehler yachts for sale, the brand offers a compelling mix of heritage, proven regatta winning ability, and timeless design. Whether for offshore racing circuits or leisurely family cruising, Dehler continues to set the standard in innovative yacht building, remaining a favourite among European and global yachting circles.

Which models do Dehler produce?

Dehler produce a range of boats including the Dehler 34, Dehler 38, Dehler 36 CWS, Dehler 41 and Dehler 29. For the full list of Dehler models currently listed on TheYachtMarket.com, see the model list in the search options on this page.

What types of boats do Dehler build?

Dehler manufactures a range of different types of boats. The ones listed on TheYachtMarket include Sloop, Cruiser, Cruiser/racer, Aft cockpit and Coastal cruiser.

How much does a boat from Dehler cost?

Used boats from Dehler on TheYachtMarket.com range in price from £1,350 GBP to £401,000 GBP with an average price of £104,000 GBP. A wide range of factors can affect the price of used boats from Dehler, for example the model, age and condition.

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