The Batavia is making a special journey. The world's largest reconstruction of a 17th-century ship departs from Lelystad on Saturday at 7:00 AM and will be towed via the Markermeer and the IJ to the NDSM shipyard. It is the last time the ship will be in the water. Along the way, the Batavia will be visible at various locations along the route.
The Batavia, which is over 56 meters long, is currently in poor condition and is in need of major main…
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The Batavia is making a special journey. The world's largest reconstruction of a 17th-century ship departs from Lelystad on Saturday at 7:00 AM and will be towed via the Markermeer and the IJ to the NDSM shipyard. It is the last time the ship will be in the water. Along the way, the Batavia will be visible at various locations along the route.
The Batavia, which is over 56 meters long, is currently in poor condition and is in need of major main…