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Gildeboeier 630

Characterful polyester yawl with spacious cockpit and t

  • Build year 1999, Sailingboat for sale
  • The Netherlands

5,000 EUR

Gildeboeier 630 Sailingboat 1999, with Vetus engine, The Netherlands
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Gildeboeier 630 now available in online auction. Bidding is open to everyone until November 16, 2026. Gildeboeier 630 with character What kind of boat is the Gildeboeier 630? This Gildeboeier 630 from 1999 is a traditionally styled round-bilge boat made of fiberglass. With a length of 6.30 meters and a beam of 2.55 meters, it offers surprisingly ample space, especially in the cockpit. The fisherman version features a sheltered, deeper cockpit with wide seating benches. At the back of the cockpit, there is a self-draining area above the engine compartment, allowing room for multiple passengers during a day on the water. Although her hull is made of fiberglass, the extensive woodwork gives the boat a classic appearance. The wooden mast and wooden finish add to her unique character. The air draft is approximately 9.40 meters. Inside, the headroom is limited to about 1.00 meter, making her particularly suitable for day trips and short stays on board. In the forepeak, there is a fixed double sleeping area. What is this boat suitable for? The Gildeboeier 630 is ideal for relaxed recreational sailing on inland waters, lakes, ponds, and rivers. She has been used on places like Hollands Diep and Haringvliet, as well as previously on Friese waters and IJsselmeer. Her course-holding behavior and stable character make her appealing for someone looking to cruise leisurely, anchor out, or make short trips from a harbor. The spacious cockpit serves as the main living area of the boat. With the available cockpit tent, the deeper part of the cockpit can be covered, providing extra shelter while at harbor or anchoring. The tent also allows for more outdoor living in the cockpit when weather conditions are less favorable. How are the sleeping arrangements and layout? In the forepeak, there is ample space for two people. The interior space is compact with a headroom of about 1.00 meter. Therefore, it is not designed as a spacious cabin boat but does offer practical sleeping accommodations for a night or short stay. The emphasis clearly lies on using the cockpit and daytime sailing. Steering takes place outside with a tiller. The boat has a single rudder and a self-draining cockpit. No separate toilet installation is mentioned; waste does not discharge directly into open water. On board are also an electric bilge pump, swim ladder, fenders, and lines. What engine and technology does she have? The boat is equipped with a Vetus M204 inboard diesel engine from 1999. This two-cylinder diesel delivers 11 hp and starts electrically. According to provided information, the engine is operational. The fuel tank has a capacity of 20 liters. On board are an oil pressure gauge and a temperature gauge. The electrical system consists of an alternator, battery charger, shore power connection, and one battery with a capacity of 60 ampere-hours. The engine compartment is located under the aft part of the cockpit. The last time the boat was out of the water for maintenance was in 2025; antifouling treatment was last performed in 2026. How is the sail plan composed? The Gildeboeier 630 features one wooden mast and two sails: a jib and a mainsail. The mainsail has double reefing with lazy jacks installed on it. There is one reefing point in the jib as well. In 2024, lazy jacks were added to facilitate reefing on the boom along with backstays installed at that time. The owner notes that tightening the leeward backstay helped improve tension on both forestay and luff of the jib. The sails are described as being in good condition; however, there is slight curvature towards starboard in the mast which should be carefully examined during viewings. The sail plan focuses on practical use while allowing adjustments to sail area when wind conditions increase. What are known points of attention? The supporting plywood planks of the cockpit floor show some signs of water ingress; this known issue can be assessed by potential buyers during viewings. Additionally, there’s slight curvature towards starboard in the wooden mast that should be noted as well—these points are mentioned to provide an accurate representation of the boat's condition. According to provided information, the boat is in good condition but being from 1999 warrants personal assessment by prospective buyers regarding woodwork, sealant joints, fittings, engine compartment condition, electrical installation state, and trailer condition—all deserving attention during viewings. Is a trailer included? Yes! A storage trailer will be provided with sale; it has three axles but is unbraked and non-tipping with an indicated weight capacity of 2500 kilograms. No building year for this trailer is known nor does it have a winch; its condition is described as good. A flagpole with Dutch flag will also be included along with deck covers, cockpit tent, swim ladder, fenders, and lines—all part of this well-equipped boat ready for use on land or at harbor. What should you pay attention to when buying a boat? Anyone looking to buy a boat should consider more than just appearance; specifically for this Gildeboeier 630 attention should be given to plywood floor supports in cockpit area along with slight mast curvature issues as well as woodwork integrity including engine installation state along with trailer condition during viewings—check accessibility to technical components alongside general sail condition too. For those interested in purchasing second-hand boats: usage history can provide valuable insights; this particular vessel has reportedly been used primarily for day trips and recreational sailing on inland waters including lakes and rivers—the current owner has mainly utilized her on Hollands Diep and Haringvliet—she's being sold due to solo sailing becoming more challenging in higher winds for her owner.

Specifications Equipment

Materiale / unit

Hull type

Fibreglass

Length

6.30

Beam

2.55

Deplacement

2500

Depth

0.40

Motor & technic

Engine

Vetus

Total power

11

Engine place

Inboard

Fuel

Diesel