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Technology Meets Seamanship

At a Glance

General
Model Jongert 19S
Type Sailing yacht
Shipyard / Year Built Jongert (NL), 1976
Design Peter Sijm / De Vries Lentsch
Length overall 22.10 m
Waterline length 14.75 m
Beam 4.85 m
Draft 2.60 m
Displacement approx. 52 t
Clearance height 24.50 m
Interior headroom approx. 2.00 m
Hull / Superstructure Steel
Deck Teak
Keel Long keel
Hull color Royal blue
Windows / Hatches Stainless steel frames, glass & portholes
Steering Wheel steering at the helm + emergency tiller
Tank Capacities Diesel 2,500 l / Water 3,500 l / Gray water 2,500 l / Black water 150 l
Antifouling Environmentally friendly
Refurbishment 1997 (comprehensive)
Cabins
Cabins 3 + 1 crew cabin
Berths 7 + 2 crew
Interior Teak
Flooring Teak
Salon Deck salon with 2 m headroom
Navigation Separate navigation area with chart table
Galley Fully equipped galley
Galley Appliances Electric stove, oven, microwave/oven combo, refrigerator, chest freezer, wine cooler, dishwasher, fully automatic coffee machine, bread maker
Kitchen Utilities Hot water (Vaillant), pressurized water system
Dining Area Dining area with hydraulic height adjustment
Access Access to cockpit and aft deck
Heating 2× Webasto Airtop
Master Cabin Double bed (2 m), en suite bathroom with bathtub
Guest Cabins Port and Starboard 2 cabins with bunk beds, each with an en suite bathroom
Crew Cabin V-berth, separate bathroom with shower
Bathroom Facilities Vacuum toilets, separate bathrooms with shower and bathtub
Machine
Engine Mercedes OM360, 160 PS
Overhaul 1994 (refit)
Propulsion Shaft drive, 3-blade propeller
Speed max. 8.5 kn / cruising 7 kn
Fuel consumption approx. 14 l/h
Bow thruster electric
Generator ONAN 16 kW
Bilge system 1 manual pump / 4 electric + alarm
Electrical System Starter, service, and generator batteries
Power Management Battery monitor, charger, inverter, shore power, isolation transformer
Cooling Engine water cooling
Exhaust System Standard onboard
Navigation and Identification
Navigation 2x Raymarine Axiom2 12", B&G log, depth sounder, wind indicator
Autopilot Simrad
Radar Raymarine
Communication VHF and FM + portable FM + intercom
Electronics PC connection, Wi-Fi antenna, EPIRB
Instruments Compass, depth sounder, log, rudder angle indicator
Lighting Complete navigation lighting system
AIS Raymarine A700 (active)
MMSI 211220660
Call Sign DNIB
Equipment
Deck Enclosed cockpit, sunshade, window covers
Cockpit Upholstery, table, seating
Access Swimming platform, swim ladder, gangway
Anchoring System Hydraulic anchor winch, 100 m anchor chain, 2 x 60 kg plow anchors
Dinghy With solid floor
Outboard Motor Yamaha 15 PS (2020)
Safety Life raft (8 people) from 2026, life jackets for all passengers including 2 children’s jackets, automatic fire extinguisher in the engine room, 6 fire extinguishers inside the cabin and in the cockpit
Railing / Deck Stainless steel railing, teak handrails
Entertainment TV, radio/CD/cassette, speakers (Loewe system planned)
Navigation Support Binoculars, horn, bearing compass, bell
Miscellaneous Clocks/barometer, fenders, mooring lines, spare parts
Rig
Main Mast Aluminum 1,200 kg, H = 22.50 m
Mizzen Mast Aluminum 800 kg, H = 18 m
Standing Rigging Stainless steel wire rope, D = 8–12 mm
Mainsail Battened mainsail with 3 reefs
Tri-sail  
Mizzen Battened mizzen with 1 reef
Jib On hydraulic furling forestay / canvas
Storm jib  
Genoa on hydraulic furling forestay, Genoa I
Spinnaker  
Winches hydraulic primary, secondary, and Genoa winches
Covers mainsail and mizzen covers

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The yacht is designed for an exclusive group (4 to a maximum of 6) of select guests and offers the utmost in comfort and privacy in stylish cabins.

Of course. A professional, discreet crew (including the skipper and optional staff such as a chef or personal assistant) ensures that everything runs smoothly and that you have a first-class experience on board.

The charter includes the yacht, crew, and basic amenities. Individual requests such as fine dining, special wines, or customized experiences are arranged through the APA*.

*The “Advance Provisioning Allowance” (APA) is an advance payment for variable costs such as food, fuel, and port fees. A transparent settlement is provided at the end of the cruise.

Every trip is unique. The itinerary is tailored to your individual preferences—taking into account the weather, the season, and the most beautiful anchorages and picturesque harbors. Of course, we also offer pre-planned sample packages, including itinerary planning, on our booking page.

From relaxed breakfasts on deck to exclusive dining experiences—catering is fully personalized. This can range from fine dining experiences to self-catering. Please feel free to contact us for a customized quote.

A harmonious blend of elegance, tranquility, and freedom—defined by high-quality materials, stylish design, and the vastness of the sea.

Discretion and privacy are our top priorities and an integral part of every stay.

The price includes use of the yacht, the crew, and basic equipment. You can add the packages of your choice using our booking form. For individual inquiries, please use the notes section.

No, the crew handles navigation and operations—you can relax completely or feel free to get involved if you'd like.

Upon request, you will receive a personalized quote. Your reservation is confirmed upon signing the contract and making a down payment.

Yes, meal options are tailored to individual needs—ranging from self-catering to high-quality catering.

Upon request—depending on the route and duration of the charter.

The Princess Sophie features high-quality amenities designed for comfort and safety. See the “At a Glance” table for details.

Here is a sample packing list for a 5-day sailing trip:

Clothing
  • Weatherproof sailing jacket / lightweight oilskin jacket
  • Warm sweater or fleece
  • 4–5 T-shirts
  • 2 pairs of pants (ideally, one of which is quick-drying)
  • Comfortable board shorts
  • Underwear and socks
  • Sleepwear
  • Beanie / Cap / Sun hat
  • Scarf or Buff for evening breezes
Shoes
  • Non-slip, light-colored boat shoes or sneakers
  • Optional: Sandals for the harbor
Personal items
  • Sunscreen
  • Sunglasses with a strap
  • Toiletry bag & towel
  • Personal medications
  • Motion sickness medication (if needed)
  • Passport / ID
  • Cell phone + charging cable, ideally a power bank
Handy to Have On Board
  • Small soft bag or duffel bag (no hard-shell suitcases)
  • Reusable water bottle
  • Flashlight / headlamp
  • Book, maps, or music for quiet moments on deck
Optional
  • Swimwear
  • Lightweight work gloves for rope work
  • Camera or binoculars

Less is usually more on board—storage space is limited, and functional clothing is better than “just in case” items.

There are various funding options available in different amounts, either as a one-time payment or as monthly support for our work. Funding Programs

Do you still have a question that's important to you? No problem—just send me an email at info@  avoid-unrequested-mailsprincess-sophie.ch