The Caesar breathes history. Built in 1933, the story goes that it once chose the water as a seal hunter. During World War II, it was sunk, like many ships of that time. After the war, it got a second life: in the 1950s, the hull was extended by three meters and it served as a management ship for a dredging company. In 2010, it received its current beautifully lined superstructure (Aft deck cruiser with a cabin deck), entirely in classic style, while the current engine was installed in 1980. A sailing heritage that attracts admiring glances everywhere – the photos speak for themselves. The Caesar is simply but tastefully professionally fitted out. The possibility of running aground on the Wadden Sea is a delightful bonus.