yachtwerft meyer lesum

We believe that successful projects are based on mutual trust, built on enduring business relationships, and shaped by teams who are prepared to give their best. Our challenge is to realise workable solutions even for our customers’ most demanding requirements. We achieve this by working closely with owners and/or their representatives. The design and construction of our tenders benefit from our expertise and innovation in all areas of production. Our main focus in the engineering of our tenders is not just their design, but also their ease of handling in everyday use, which is so important for the crew and owner.

Our use of only the highest quality materials, our company’s many years of experience in megayacht construction and the diverse technical facilities at our yard allow us to meet the very highest quality requirements. We are proud that a megayacht carrying a yachtwerft meyer tender or equipment can now be found in nearly every port on the planet. The many satisfied owners and crews are our biggest endorsement and our motivation for continuing to create unique “made in Germany“ products in the future.

WINNING CARBON HEATING TECHNOLOGY

This outstanding technology was recognised with several important awards:

• Winner of JEC Award in Paris
• FEE Innovation Award in Berlin
• Winner of the Seifriz Prize

Yachtwerft meyer won  the technology transfer prize for German craftsmanship  for its patented carbon heating technology fibretemp® . The Seifritz-Preis is an annual award to honour companies’ innovative achievements and the successful cooperation between craftsmanship and science. Yachtwerft meyer was honoured in 2008 with the JEC Innovation Award for the fibretemp® heating technology. The award is based on technical significance, originality, marketing potential, financial impact, and partnership complementarity criteria. A jury of 15 international experts chose processes, applications, and products that most successfully implemented a composite solution.

what people say

The many satisfied owners and crews are our biggest endorsement and our motivation for continuing to create unique “made in Germany“ products in the future.

We have an AOM (Approval of Manufacturer) for the p roduction of boats and components made of fibre reinforced plastics (FRP).

We maintain a DNV certified quality management system according to ISO 9001:2015.

• Aljo Aluminium Bau Jonuscheit GmbH
• Astrium GmbH
• AST Security Equipment GmbH
• Atlas Elektronik GmbH
• Autoflug GmbH
• Benteler Automobiltechnik GmbH
• Deharde Maschinenbau H.Hoffmann GmbH
• Deutsches Zentrum für Luft-und Raumfahrt e.V.
• Diehl Aircabin GmbH
• Enercon GmbH
• Eurocopter Deutschland GmbH
• Faserinstitut Bremen e.V.
• Fa. Ilsemann automation
• Fr. Fassmer GmbH & Co. KG
• Haindl Kunstoffverarbeitung GmbH
• MFH Marine-und Faserverbundtechnik GmbH & Co. KG
• Harms & Wende GmbH & Co. KG
• Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft GmbH
• INASCO INTEGRATED Aerospace science corporation
• VeroMetal Deutschland GmbH
• KBN Konstruktionsbüro
• Knierim Yachtbau GmbH
• Lloyd´s Register EMEA
• Lufthansa Technik AG
• Nordex Energy GmbH
• PowerBlade GmbH
• Premium Aerotec GmbH
• Repower System AG
• Rheinmetall Defence Electronics GmbH
• Roding Automobile GmbH
• Safran Aircelle
• SPIRIT Aerosystems Ltd.
• University of Patras
• Yacht concepts & design

MEYER Group plans world's largest and greenest mega yachts

MEYER Group continues to work on realizing innovative ship concepts in new market segments: At the Monaco Yacht Show, the family-owned company will now show for the first time a concept for a mega yacht under the MEYER Yachts brand powered entirely by fuel cells and batteries, named ONE 50.

The MEYER Group is thus further diversifying its product portfolio. "Since 1795, we have built more than 700 ships in Papenburg alone. So our references can be seen on all the world's oceans. Now we are opening the next chapter in our history and entering the market for mega yachts. We have already received very positive feedback because we can realize almost limitless ideas and ship sizes - even the seemingly craziest ones. We are currently seeing that the demand for mega yachts is increasing and there is room for another shipyard in this segment," says Bernard Meyer.

Large and complex ships are part of the MEYER Group's core competence. In the shipbuilding halls, which can be up to 504 meters long, ships with a length of almost 350 meters have been built almost exclusively for years. "Mega yachts are a new market segment that we can serve at all our three shipyards. At MEYER, it is always our ambition to position ourselves at the top - in environmental protection as well as now in yacht size. That's why the ONE 50 is just the beginning of our ideas and plans," says Thomas Weigend.

150-meter yacht concept with fuel cells and battery system

As the first model from MEYER Yachts, ONE 50 immediately shows what the new brand stands for - pioneering spirit, exceptional excellence and no limits. At 150 metres long and 20 metres wide, ONE 50 has an enormous volume of 15,000 gross tons. On six decks, the yacht for a maximum of 44 guests offers a spa on two levels, a cinema with an adjoining billiard salon, an entertainment area including a stage, an art gallery and a huge infinity pool at the stern. Fuel cells and battery banks are installed in the engine room to make ONE 50 as sustainable as possible. Electrically powered by 25 000 kilowatts, ONE 50 will reach a maximum speed of 23 knots.

Building mega yachts may become next MEYER success story

"We see a lot of potential in mega yachts for new environmentally friendly technologies, which we also use directly in the ONE 50, for example the fuel cell for emission-free ship operation. We attach very great importance to this. In addition to the many competencies and skills we already have, we will also bring additional specialists from the yacht building industry into our team and strengthen the MEYER Group," says Malte Poelmann.

Mega yachts have the potential to become the next MEYER success story and thus also secure employment at all locations. "We are experts in building special ships, we have proven that many times. Now we are working on making mega yachts even bigger and, above all, greener," says Bernard Meyer.

More information at www.meyer-yachts.com .

04 media available

CRAFTs TO RELY ON

Practicality, safety, and simplicity is our focus. 

Creating bespoke solutions to meet the most demanding functional requirements for the Navy and other public and commercial clients.

Yachtwerft Meyer is part of the Zodiac Milpro Group .

Explore the extensive selection of inflatable boats and sea RIBs, proven in extreme conditions and various environments.

OUR VESSELS in service

Our latest projects for the Navy and other authorities.

Designed and built for public and commercial vessels.

We develop parts for frigates, including masts, hangar doors, control consoles, and deck equipment. Take a look at our latest projects.

• Yachtwerft Meyer 620

Yachtwerft Meyer 620 (2024) for sale in Germany

£183,755 GBP Listed price €220,000 EUR Tax Not paid / Excluded Get a foreign exchange quote

• Currency Exchange
• Transport It

The Yachtwerft Meyer 620, a 6.2-metre Solas rescue tender, is now available for sale in Germany. Manufactured in 2024, this newly completed unit features a beam of 2.45 metres and is equipped with a Yanmar 4LV diesel inboard engine coupled with a Hamilton jet drive unit. Suitable for various rescue operations, this tender is ready for immediate use.

About this Yachtwerft Meyer 620

New build just completed, available now. Yachtwerft Meyer 6.2m Solas rescue tender available for sale. This unit has just become available. .

Fitted with the Yanmar 4LV diesel inboard coupled with the Hamilton jet drive unit..

Please contact us for full details.

Superyacht Tenders

Your message has been sent.

Contact Broker/Dealer

By submitting this form, you agree to our Privacy & Cookie Policy

Site protected by Google reCAPTCHA Privacy Policy and Terms of Service  apply

Meyer 620 also found under:

• Rigid inflatable boat (RIB)
• Rigid sports inflatable
• Sports day boat
• Meyer Germany
• Meyer 620 Germany

Featured articles:

Readying Your Boat for Selling

You’ve decided to sell your boat. Whate...

Brexit boom-time for yacht sales

Whatever your views on the Brexit vote, and w...

Great resources for buying your dream boat

Whether you are a hardened sailor planning to buy ...

More Meyer Boats

£246,399 GBP

Listed price €295,000 EUR

View details

View all Meyer Boats for sale

More boats from this seller

£133,640 GBP

Listed price €160,000 EUR

£204,636 GBP

Listed price €245,000 EUR

£66,820 GBP

Listed price €80,000 EUR

View all 6 boats

Ask for more photos

Email to a friend.

By submitting this form, you agree to our Privacy & Cookie PolicySite protected by Google reCAPTCHA Privacy Policy and Terms of Service  apply

Report this boat

Thank you, your message has been sent.

Why not register your interest in these similar boats?

We will send the following details to the sellers of the selected boats: Your name, email address, phone number (if provided). your country and which boat(s) you are interested in.

Request More Information

Sign up to our newsletter, change units of measure.

This feature requires cookies to be enabled on your browser.

Show price in:

Show lengths, beam and draft in:

Show displacement or weight in:

Show capacity or volume in:

Show speed in:

Show distance in:

• Visit Our Blog about Russia to know more about Russian sights, history
• Check out our Russian cities and regions guides
• Follow us on Twitter and Facebook to better understand Russia
• Info about getting Russian visa , the main airports , how to rent an apartment
• Our Expert answers your questions about Russia, some tips about sending flowers

Russian regions

• Arkhangelsk oblast
• Kaliningrad oblast
• Karelia republic
• Komi republic
• Leningrad oblast
• Murmansk oblast
• Nenets okrug
• Novgorod oblast
• Pskov oblast
• Vologda oblast
• Map of Russia
• All cities and regions
• Blog about Russia
• News from Russia
• How to get a visa
• Flights to Russia
• Russian hotels
• Renting apartments
• Russian currency
• FIFA World Cup 2018
• Submit an article
• Flowers to Russia
• Ask our Expert

Leningrad Oblast, Russia

The capital city of Leningrad oblast: Saint Petersburg .

Leningrad Oblast - Overview

Leningrad Oblast is a federal subject of Russia located in the northwest of the European part of the country, part of the North-West Federal District. The regional authorities are located in St. Petersburg (from 1924 to 1991 - Leningrad, hence the name of the region).

The population of Leningrad Oblast is about 1,911,600 (2022), the area - 83,908 sq. km.

Leningrad oblast flag

Leningrad oblast coat of arms.

Leningrad oblast map, Russia

Leningrad oblast latest news and posts from our blog:.

9 September, 2021 / Entertainment near St. Petersburg .

3 June, 2021 / Vyborg Castle - a unique architectural monument for Russia .

2 February, 2021 / Ivangorod Fortress - the western outpost of medieval Russia .

17 October, 2017 / Picturesque views of Vyborg .

22 March, 2017 / Vyborg - the only historic town in the Leningrad region .

More posts..

History of Leningrad Oblast

The first settlements on the territory of the present Leningrad region appeared in the 9th-8th millennium BC, after the retreat of the glacier. By the middle of the 1st millennium AD, the Finno-Ugric tribes engaged in agriculture, cattle breeding, hunting, and fishing lived here. In the 8th century, the Slavic tribes came to the region.

In the 750s, Ladoga appeared (since the 18th century - Staraya (Old) Ladoga) - the most ancient Russian settlement. In the 9th-10th centuries, Ladoga became an important political and economic center of the ancient Russian state. At the end of the 10th century, Lagoda lost this role. Novgorod became the new center.

In the 12th century, Novgorod gained political independence, and the lands on the shores of the Gulf of Finland, Luga, Neva, Ladoga, Volkhov became part of the Novgorod Republic. In the 13th-14th centuries, this region became an arena of struggle of Novgorod and Pskov Republics against the Livonian knights and Swedish feudal lords.

More historical facts…

In 1240, the famous Battle of the Neva took place in which the Novgorod troops headed by Prince Alexander Yaroslavich defeated the Swedish troops. After the battle, Alexander Yaroslavich received an honorary nickname of “Nevsky” and became known simply as Alexander Nevsky.

In the 13th-14th centuries, for the protection of the north-western borders, several new fortresses were founded: Yam, Koporje, Oreshek, Korela, Tiversky town. In January, 1478, the Novgorod Republic was conquered by the Moscow principality. The region became part of the united Russian state.

In the early 17th century, during the Time of Troubles, Russia was cut off from the Baltic Sea. The north-east of the country was captured by the Swedes. In the early 18th century, during the Northern War, Russia regained control of the region and Saint Petersburg, a new capital of the state, was founded here.

In 1708, the Ingermanland region was formed. In 1710, it was renamed into Saint Petersburg, in 1914 - Petrograd, in 1924 - Leningrad oblast. During the Second World War, a large part of the territory was occupied by the Germans and the Finns and suffered greatly. In January 1945, the population of the region was 483,000. The population before the war was 1,258,000.

In the postwar period, the regional economy was restored, a number of new towns and villages appeared. In 1973, the Leningrad nuclear power plant was opened in Sosnovy Bor.

Nature of Leningrad Oblast

Leningrad Oblast landscape

Author: Roman Rozanov

Leningrad Oblast nature

Author: Igor Los

Field in the Leningrad region

Author: Vitaliy Karputkin

Leningrad Oblast - Features

St. Petersburg is not part of the Leningrad region. It is an independent subject of the Russian Federation, a city of federal significance. Leningrad Oblast is the only federal subject of Russia the authorities of which are located entirely on the territory of another federal subject.

Leningrad Oblast, located on the East European (Russian) Plain, stretches from west to east for 500 km, from north to south - 320 km. The region borders with the European Union: in the west - with Estonia, in the north-west - with Finland.

The climate is continental. Marine air masses cause relatively mild winter with frequent thaws and moderately warm, sometimes cool summer. The average temperature in January is in the range of minus 8-11 degrees Celsius, in July - plus 16-18 degrees Celsius.

Leningrad Oblast is rich in water resources - rivers and lakes. There are about 1,800 lakes including Ladoga Lake - the largest lake in Europe. Much of the region is occupied by marshes.

Industry is the backbone of the local economy. Such industries as food industry, transport equipment, oil product, pulp and paper industry prevail. Part of the Nord Stream gas pipeline passes through the territory of the region.

Leningrad Nuclear Power Plant is situated in the town of Sosnovy Bor. Machine-building plants are situated in different towns of the province. Ford Automobile Plant is situated in Vsevolozhsk, Caterpillar - in Tosno.

The transport network is well developed in the region. Saint Petersburg is one of the largest transport hubs of Russia.

The largest towns of Leningrad Oblast are Murino (89,600), Gatchina (87,600), Vsevolozhsk (76,600), Vyborg (73,000), Sosnovy Bor (66,000), Sertolovo (61,200), Tikhvin (56,700), Kudrovo (54,500), Kirishi (49,600), Kingisepp (43,900) Volkhov (43,300).

Attractions of Leningrad Oblast

In 1990, a number of monuments of history and culture of Leningrad Oblast were included into the list of UNESCO World Heritage:

• The fortifications on the shore of the Gulf of Finland: “Seraya Loshad” (Grey Horse) and “Krasnaya Gorka” (Red Hill),
• The historical part of the town of Shlisselburg,
• The fortress “Oreshek”,
• The palace and park ensembles in Ropsha, Gostilitsy, Taytsy,
• The palace and park ensemble and the historical center of Gatchina,
• Sologubovka War Memorial - the largest German military cemetery.

Other places of interest:

• Staraya (Old) Ladoga - the ancient capital of northern Russia,
• Vyborg Castle,
• Assumption Monastery, the house-memorial of Rimsky-Korsakov in Tikhvin,
• Ivangorod Fortress,
• “Korela” fortress in Priozyorsk,
• Koporye fortress in Lomonosov district,
• “Priyutino” museum estate in Vsevolozhsk,
• Konevsky Monastery on Konevets Island,
• Wooden churches of Svir (“Golden Ring of Leningrad oblast”) in Podporozhsky district,
• Tervenichesky Convent,
• Zelenetskii Trinity Monastery,
• Lisino - the buildings designed by N.L.Benua,
• Museum estate of N.K. Roerich in Izvara,
• Museum “Stationmaster House” in Vyra.

Leningrad oblast of Russia photos

Leningrad Oblast scenery

Abandoned wooden church in Leningrad Oblast

Author: Sergei Baranov

Village of Leningrad Oblast

Author: Mikhail Petrov

Pictures of Leningrad Oblast

Classical Russian dacha in the Leningrad region

Author: Moskaluk Vitaliy

Wooden village house in Leningrad Oblast

Author: Zhelne Yuri

Winter in Leningrad Oblast

Author: Stanislav Kostin

Leningrad Oblast views

Railway bridge in Leningrad Oblast

Author: Antonio Racter

Abandoned church in the Leningrad Oblast

Author: Logutenkov Andrey

Church in Leningrad Oblast

Author: Semyonov A.V.

The questions of our visitors

The comments of our visitors.

• Currently 2.93/5

Rating: 2.9 /5 (162 votes cast)