HOLLD 76 (23.3m) Sailing Catamaran for Sale

Northrop & Johnson is pleased to announce the 76′ (23.3m) HOLLD 76 sailing catamaran for sale, with Yacht Broker Sean McCarter representing the yacht. Offered as a semi-custom new-build by Dutch shipyard HOLLD Yachts, she is available at an asking price of €15,000,000.

Designed for high-performance sailing and long-range family cruising, the HOLLD 76 is currently in the advanced stages of construction, with delivery anticipated in spring 2027. Featuring naval architecture by Thorne Design and exterior styling by Dijksman Design, she draws on the shipyard’s more than 25 years of experience in superyacht composite construction. Her hull, deck, keels and furniture are built using a one-shot vacuum-infusion process, reducing weight while maintaining structural strength and rigidity.

The HOLLD 76 is designed to achieve speeds in excess of 25 knots under suitable conditions, while her shallow 1.45-meter draft allows access to destinations such as the Bahamas. Her sailing equipment includes an Axxon carbon mast and boom, composite rigging and Harken deck hardware. Three integrated helm stations, including a protected interior helm, and an advanced B&G navigation system make her well suited to short-handed sailing.

The interior, designed by Linda Chevallera, features Tabu Oak veneers, leather finishes and carbon-composite furniture. The open-plan main deck makes full use of the yacht’s 10.2-meter beam, with a spacious salon, dining area and fully equipped galley. Large windows, full-height glass doors and opening bulkhead windows provide natural light and a direct connection to the aft cockpit.

In her standard configuration, the HOLLD 76 accommodates six to eight guests in three principal cabins, with flexible arrangements for family or crew. The owner’s suite is located forward in the starboard hull, while the port hull houses a VIP double cabin and a versatile aft cabin. Alternative layouts of up to six cabins are available.

Outdoor spaces include a teak-decked aft cockpit, a deckhouse-roof sun lounge, a forward trampoline and private transom sunbeds. A distinctive feature is the sculpted carbon davit arrangement, which incorporates a suspended netted lounge overlooking the water.

Designed for extended offshore cruising, the HOLLD 76 features extensive solar capacity, lithium battery storage, hybrid-ready propulsion and redundant onboard systems. Her semi-custom construction also allows owners to specify alternative layouts, finishes and equipment to suit their cruising requirements.

For more information or to discuss the available configurations of the HOLLD 76, please contact Yacht Broker Sean McCarter. For media requests and photos of this yacht, contact Northrop & Johnson’s press team.