Sail area of main 50 m² and genoa  83 m²  - total 1431 sq ft.     
 

Equipment

Raymarine Tri-data, two Raymarine GPS plotters C-Map with one in cockpit plus hand-held GPS Geonav Navionics, Raymarine Radar, VHF plus two hand-held, Iridium sat-phone, Weatherman, NAVTEX, Raymarine autopilot, bow-thruster, spare Maxprop folding propeller and protector, 3 electric winches, air conditioning, dishwasher, clothes washer, desalinisation plant, generator, holding tank for one head, cd radio, 12 volt Philips flatscreen TV, 12 volt  and 24 volt batteries, inverter for 220 volt use on board, meteo station, hoist for outboard, stern anchor line reel, professional ocean fishing gear, solar panels. Sangean SW radio receiver, being added an SSB receiver Nasa Target HF3/W for meteofax sinoptic chart reception over the radio, Rutland Wind Generator 914i

Extras

Safety: 
deck life-lines, two Raymarine personal wrist alarms, pair of CB radio, spare rudder for attachment to spinaker pole, parachute sea anchor, night-scope, Nikon laser-measurer, geiger counter, wind instrument repeater for nav-station, 220v current analyser, stantion netting for stern cockpit area, headphone jack in cockpit for monitoring VHF broadcasts, grib file weather chart configuration on personal computer, printer, extra 4th reef in mainsail, plus all safety requirements imposed by ARC organisation for Atlantic crossing.

Comfort:
Blue hull, teak deck, spray hood, bimini, gangway, teak cockpit folding table, mast steps, wheel cover, full range of cockpit and deck cushions with covers, including helm seats, bed linen, curtains, sunshades inerior and exterior, mosquito nets, lee cloths.

Why a deck saloon?    The advantages of a deck-saloon layout for the cruising sailboat.

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    An ideal Mediterranean Cruising Sail Boat
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