FRISIA XV is an old ferry boat that sailed in the early ‘40s between the mainland and the island Just. It could handle 220 passengers, horses and carriages in those days. After a quarter of a century, the red cross inherited the ferry boat and used it for day trips to their patients. The next 25 years FRISIA XV was refurbished into a party ship which hosted multiple marriages, jubilees, celebrations and ceremonies over the years in mainly the south of the country. On the Maas river she was found by her latest owners who transformed the passenger vessel into the house boat it is today, where the original ferry’s design was restored in a modern version of the 21st century.