80m Feadship Superyacht Love Heads Towards Rotterdam Ahead of Sea Trials

The 80m Feadship superyacht Love, previously known as Project 716, has been spotted travelling towards Rotterdam as she prepares for sea trials. Her name was visible for the first time during the move.

Launched from Feadship’s De Vries facility in Aalsmeer in August, the custom yacht is approaching the next stage of her build ahead of a planned 2026 delivery. Her steel hull and aluminium superstructure enclose an internal volume of 2,450GT.

A name emerges from Project 716

Love’s journey marks the first time the name of the previously low-profile Project 716 has been seen publicly. The motor yacht's construction began in 2022, and her hull emerged from the Scheepswerf Slob facility in April 2025 before moving to Aalsmeer for outfitting. Feadship has yet to announce her design team.

Feadship superyacht Love underway side view
© Ruben Griffioen

A broad foredeck and stepped profile

The yacht has a near-vertical bow, a broad open foredeck and decks that step aft towards the stern. A partially sheltered sundeck sits above the upper decks, while long, defined lines run along the hull. These remain the clearest publicly visible details of her exterior; Feadship has not released a full account of her guest spaces.

Feadship superyacht Love at anchor bow view
© Ruben Griffioen

Interior details remain undisclosed

No interior designer, accommodation layout or guest capacity has been announced for the custom yacht. Her 2,450GT volume gives a measure of the yacht’s scale, but details of how that space is arranged remain under wraps.

Feadship superyacht Love underway side view
© Ruben Griffioen

Sea trials are the next milestone

Love has a steel displacement hull and aluminium superstructure, with a 13.5m beam and 3.3m draft. She was built to Lloyd’s Register classification standards. Engine specifications, speed and range have not been disclosed, and the reported move towards Rotterdam does not yet confirm that sea trials have started.

Feadship superyacht Love underway side view
© Ruben Griffioen

Feadship’s active custom fleet

YachtBuyer MarketWatch recorded 17 Feadship yachts in build or on order in a recent review of the builder’s portfolio. Among its other recent projects are the 101m Destiny, delivered this year, and the 83m Project 832, whose hull emerged in August ahead of outfitting. 

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YachtBuyer Insight

Love’s move towards sea trials offers a new milestone to follow in Feadship’s order book. YachtBuyer MarketWatch tracks the builder’s projects alongside Feadship yachts currently offered for sale.

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