March 6, 2026
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Welcoming the Fifth Engima

Welcoming the Fifth Engima

This milestone underlines both the strength of the Enigma concept and the loyalty of the Steeler community. When owners choose to build with us again, it reflects long-term confidence in the yacht, the process, and the people behind it.

What makes this Enigma 54 especially meaningful is the level of personalization involved. For this family, we engineered the yacht to be wheelchair accessible, including a custom transfer system that allows cruising with the entire family on board. It is a clear example of what Dutch Custom Class stands for: a yacht shaped around the lives of her owners.

For future owners, the Enigma 54 is a 16.2-metre yacht with a 5.20-metre beam and a draft of 1.39 metres, suitable for both coastal waters and inland cruising. She has an approximate displacement of 39 tonnes and a fully insulated steel hull and superstructure. Propulsion is provided by twin 180 HP John Deere engines.

Welcoming the Fifth Engima

Join Us in Palm Beach

Steeler Yachts will be present at the Palm Beach International Boat Show in West Palm Beach from March 25–29, 2026, together with our partner HMY Yacht Sales.

During the show we will display yachts from our Bronson and S-Line series, both built in aluminum.

If you would like to schedule an appointment on board, please feel free to contact us at Sales@steeleryachts.com.

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