Intro

Trawler yachts are defined by long-range efficiency, safe seakeeping and comfortable living on board. The Elling E4 and Elling E6 match this profile with a cruising-first design philosophy: predictable handling, practical systems, and a calm, functional interior for extended time on the water.

Whether you cruise coastal waters, inland waterways or plan longer passages, the Elling approach supports the key trawler priorities: range, reliability, autonomy and owner operation.

Key Trawler USPs

• Long-range cruising mindset: efficiency, reliability and endurance
• Comfortable, practical living spaces for extended stays onboard
• Predictable handling for relaxed all-weather cruising
• Owner-operated usability with logical systems and layouts
• Strong build philosophy focused on long-term value
• Configurable equipment packages to match cruising areas and usage profiles

What makes a yacht a “trawler”?

A trawler yacht is typically optimized for comfortable displacement or semi-displacement cruising, prioritising range, stability and day-to-day usability over peak speed. The focus is on cruising confidence: easy docking, clear sightlines, safe deck movement and systems that remain dependable over time.

Why Elling fits the trawler profile

Elling yachts are designed around real-world cruising requirements. The result is a calm and efficient platform for long days underway, with practical serviceability and a layout that supports life aboard—key considerations for trawler buyers.

Sectie: Choose your platform

Elling E4 – Compact Trawler Yacht (14.95 m)

A highly manageable platform for owners who want trawler-style cruising in a compact format—ideal for coastal routes and inland waterways, with strong emphasis on owner operation.

Elling E6 – Flagship Trawler Yacht

For owners who want more volume, increased autonomy and a flagship cruising platform, the E6 offers the space and capability to support serious long-distance plans.