Newsletter March 2025

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,
Dear Saare Friends,

We have the first yachts ready to sail in the water and are continuing to prepare all other ships with full dedication for the season. It won’t be long before we see many sails on the Baltic Sea again.

At the beginning of April, we will be conducting extensive test cruises with journalists from British yachting magazines, and the team from YACHT TV is also planning to film another video about the impressive Saare 41.2.

The video of the new Saare 47 has already been viewed nearly 70,000 times!
Watch it HERE

Even more attention was drawn to our video of craning a new Saare 38.3. This short video has been viewed over 528,000 times on Instagram—a tremendous success that has brought us many new Saare fans and friends.
Watch it HERE

We are looking for used Saare yachts!

Many prospective buyers would love to purchase a Saare yacht that is a few years old. There is especially high demand for the Saare 38 and even more so for the 38.2, as well as the 41-foot versions.

We know that our owners sail their Saare yachts for many years and keep them for a long time. However, if a sale does become necessary, we are the best contact for a fair evaluation and a smooth transaction.

SOLD:
The Saare 41cc SEAFISH, which we had listed, has now been sold.

SOLD:
The Saare 41.2 exhibition yacht from boot 2025 has also been sold. The new owner is especially looking forward to meeting many other Saare sailors at the Midsummer Gathering in Estonia this summer.

This yacht will have its berth in our small private harbor in Eckernförde, will be stored in our winter facility, and will be cared for by the yse team.

From May 23 to 25, the YACHT FESTIVAL will take place in the Neustadt marina on Lübeck Bay. Last year, we were unable to attend due to scheduling conflicts. This year, however, we will be there with a large team and two Saare yachts.

We will be showcasing a Saare 41.2 and, as a world premiere, the new Saare 47.

On Monday, June 23, Estonia celebrates the longest day of the year. We will reserve berths in Koiguste harbor and invite everyone to a grand Nordic buffet in the evening. A true highlight is the legendary smoked perch—caught in the morning, smoked in the afternoon by our friend Niklas, and served in the evening alongside many other traditional Estonian dishes.

Another Saare 38.2 will soon be completed but will remain in the shipyard until summer. The experienced owner and his family will then take over their yacht to enjoy a truly special sailing summer in the north, exploring Estonia, Latvia, and Finland.

The third yacht in the series will be handed over in June to an owner from the Netherlands. He also plans to participate in the Saare Midsummer Gathering before embarking on an 8 to 10-week journey across the Baltic Sea to the Netherlands.

Now, we are starting the construction of yet another Saare 38.2, which will be the exhibition yacht for boot 2026 in Düsseldorf. This yacht will feature several new innovations, which we will present at the show.

Every day, we can clearly notice how quickly the days are getting longer in this northern region. The crisp, blue Nordic sky creates a special atmosphere and builds excitement for what promises to be a fantastic sailing summer.

Thomas und Niels Nielsen