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<p>Maker - Compare boat manufacturers on TheBoatDB and find the best boat and brand for you. You can look up boats by maker and filter your search to save some time. Check out the various models they have on our database and explore in detail the shape, performance, look, interior, and more specifications and features.</p>

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Galeon Yachts

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<p>Powerboats are vessels with an onboard or outboard engine that powers them and allows them to gain speed and move on the water in a way that feels like it is just sliding on the surface. As such, they are also known as speedboats. Learn more about powerboats and their speed on TheBoatDB. Pick a model and check out its maximum velocity, <a href="https://theboatdb.com/maker">manufacturer</a>, whether it is an outboard motorboat or inboard one, and other features and specifications on our online database. Check out all types of powerboats and compare side by side the ones that pique your interest the most.</p>

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<p>Welcome aboard the Lagoon 40, a boat that offers an exciting and comfortable way to explore the waters of the world. This boat is designed for long-term cruising with its spacious interior, plentiful storage space, and quiet, powerful engines.</p><p>The Lagoon 40 is a popular catamaran yacht that's perfect for any occasion. It can be used to explore the waters of the world, or it can be used as a private getaway on the water. The Lagoon 40 accommodates up to 10 people in five cabins, and features a spacious cockpit with plenty of space for entertaining and lounging.</p>

<p>Catamaran boats falls under the multihull boat category. This is a vessel with two hulls, connected through a platform that creates one catamaran yacht. Check out all multihull boat specifications on this website and learn more about them. Catamaran sailboats can be used for world cruising, fishing, chartering or day-sailing. These vessels can have only engines as propulsion means, instead of sails, in which case they are known as powered catamarans and are quite popular thanks to their stability and maneuverability. Explore all different types of catamaran sailboats on TheBoatDB and learn more about this design that dates back hundreds of years ago.</p>

Catamaran Boats

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Lagoon

<p>The category of sailboats includes both <a href="https://theboatdb.com/boats/category/daysailer">sailing yachts</a> which are luxurious and charming vessels used for recreational purposes, as well as <a href="https://theboatdb.com/boats/category/cruiserracer">racing sailboats</a> that are used for sports. Some have a single hull while others can have two or three. Compare different types of sailboats through sailing boat specs on TheBoatDB and find out the best one for you. Choose according to boat specs, and explore sailboats that vary from very large vessels, appropriate for ocean cruising, to small ones used to roam the shores.</p>

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<p>The Ballad 30 is a recreational keelboat, built predominantly of fibreglass, with wood trim. The hull is made from single skin polyester fibreglass, while the deck is a fibreglass-Divinicell sandwich.</p><p>The design was initially built by Albin Marine in Sweden from 1971 to 1982, with about 1,500 boats completed. After that company went out of business in 1982, the Ballard One-Design Association acquired the moulds and leased them to a number of companies, including Shipman Sweden AB and a few more boats were completed until 1998, but it is now out of production.</p>

<p>Monohull boats are vessels with just one hull, as the name itself suggests. They can be monohull <a href="https://theboatdb.com/boats/type/sail">sailboats</a> or <a href="https://theboatdb.com/boats/type/power">powerboats</a>, which means they can be powered by an engine or by the wind. In addition, monohull boats can have a high level of luxury on board and can therefore be referred to as monohull yachts. At TheBoatDB you can look into monohull boats and explore their features. In addition, you can filter your search through monohull sailboat manufacturers and explore all models available on our site. Compare all models on our website from the comfort of your home.</p>

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Amel

<p>Scampi was Peter Norlin's first yacht design. It's hard to think of a case where the first effort of any designer achieved similar success.&nbsp;</p><p>The design was built in four versions by a number of different builders, including Älvdalsplast AB, Shipman Sweden AB and Albin Marine (all in Sweden), Nautic Saintonge in France, Yamaha Corporation in Japan and the Solna Corporation in the US. Production ceased in 1982, with about 1,000 boats of all marks built.</p>

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<p>The BAVARIA CRUISER 41 An inimitable yacht for inimitable moments at sea. Perfect sailing fun. Whether you want to go on a relaxing holiday cruise with your family, take a short break with friends or just spend a few days alone as a couple – welcome to the CRUISER 41, welcome to a whole lot of fun. The CRUISER 41 is available in a 2- or 3-cabin version.&nbsp;</p>

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Bavaria Yachts

<p>The Viggen 23, also called the Albin Viggen, is a Swedish trailerable sailboat that was designed by Per Brohäll as a cruiser.</p><p>The Viggen 23 is a recreational keelboat, built predominantly of fibreglass, with wood trim. It has a masthead sloop rig with aluminum spars, a deck-stepped mast, wire standing rigging and a single set of unswept spreaders. The hull has a spooned raked stem, an angled transom, a skeg-mounted rudder controlled by a tiller and a fixed fin keel.</p><p>The design was built by Shipyard Karlskrona in Sweden from 1966 to 1971. It then had its rudder and keel modified and was built by Albin Marine from 1971 until 1977. A total of about 1,450 boats were built, but it is now out of production.</p>

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<p>The Bavaria Cruiser 36 provides a well-thought-out combination of performance and living space for a wide range of needs afloat. The Bavaria Cruiser 36 comes standard with an in-mast furling main, fixed hull ports to help light the interior and a sturdy drop-down swim transom.</p>

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<p>When it was time to design the Arcona 430, there were a long list of ideas and thoughts from the Arcona Yachts team on how build a yacht without compromises and standard solutions; this list arose as a direct result from many years of experience in sailing, yacht design and boat building. The outcome was a yacht awarded European Yacht of the Year 2009 – Arcona 430.</p><p>She is a full sized 43 feet yacht with sailing capabilities above normal. She’s just as hot on the race courses as she is safe and easy to handle for the family during cruising. The Arcona 430 has the same technically advanced construction, built to a superb quality and with modern technology, like all Arcona yachts are. Arcona 430 is full of practical details and smart solutions – she is an extraordinary yacht.</p>

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Arcona Yachts

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Catalina Yachts

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<p>With the construction of an entirely new 57-footer, Contest Yachts in the Netherlands is adding another exciting and innovative yacht to its portfolio of fast luxury performance cruisers.&nbsp;<br><br>Flush deck and integrated superstructure<br>The golden jubilee of Contest Yachts is being celebrated with a brand-new model. “After the introduction of our highly successful 62-footer, there were specific requests from potential clients for a similar but slightly smaller yacht,” explains Director Arjen Conijn. “In response to these market demands, designer Georg Nissen and the Contest yard rose to the challenge of translating the attractive elements of the bigger sister into a 57-footer.”&nbsp;<br><br>With its flush deck and low, integrated superstructure, the appearance of the Contest 57CS&nbsp; is both modern and elegant. The characteristic windows that allow daylight to flood into the interior are also included in the design of the 57-footer. This results in a very pleasant atmosphere below deck, while the spacious cockpit has a twin steering position and free passage to the interior. One of many optional features is an integrated swim platform, and the smart operational concept allows the vessel to be sailed singlehandedly if necessary.&nbsp;&nbsp;<br><br>Performance<br>“In addition to quality, comfort and design our clients are increasingly focused on performance,” Conijn continues. “Our starting point is that Contest yachts should provide a superior performance in both easy and difficult conditions. Without compromising on quality and comfort levels, we have managed to design a relatively lightweight vessel that sails superbly. As countless independent test results have shown, our existing yachts are a fine example of the success of our approach and all these positive characteristics have been used in the design of the Contest 57CS. We expect a great deal from this latest addition to the Contest fleet.”&nbsp;<br><br>The Contest 57CS consists of a sandwich construction built with the vacuum injection method. This gives a lighter and stronger yacht than the traditional hand lay-up method. The yacht is also equipped with a modern rigging system, allowing a gennaker or a code zero to be controlled with a removable bowsprit.&nbsp;&nbsp;<br><br>Semi-custom built<br>As a semi-custom yacht, the Contest 57CS offers clients various interior options. The layout and materials are based on the new style that was developed in cooperation with interior designer Birgit Schnaase and incorporated by the yard several years ago. Features include lots of light, space and comfort in the lounge area and throughout the interior. The fact that the yachts are still built completely in-house by Contest Yachts and that the yard carries out constant quality checks guarantee the exceptional finish that Contest clients have become accustomed to.&nbsp;<br><br>The new Contest 57CS design reinforces the Contest Yachts motto of Life. Style. Sailing.</p>

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Contest Yachts

<p>The Dehler 25 opens up completely new opportunities for "trailer sailing". It is based on a sophisticated concept of technical ideas. The Dehler 25 is suitable for cruising with a length of almost 8.00m. It is easy to trailer and can be placed on the water without a crane via any standard slipway with a launching trolley. And it is just as easy to remove from the water after the sailing. A boat that doesn't need to be moored in water. With the Dehler 25, switching to different sailing waters is easier than ever before with a boat of this size. A whole host of exciting inland waters and foreign shores in north or south Europe can be visited with no problem at all. The low draught of just 45 cm with raised keel and using the folding rudder enables the ship to be sailed in mud flats and shallow waters.</p>

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Delphia Yachts

<p>The Dehler 38 is always what you make of it: a luxurious cruising ship with bathing platform, cockpit table and teak deck. Or, if your family crew likes things sporty, a thrilling performance yacht with deep keel, carbon rig and HPM sail.</p><p>The back port-side room can either be used as a sail locker or as a third double cabin. Dehler yachts stand out with their unique personality, which amazes with clear lines. Simply unmistakeable. Available as standard, the Dehler Carbon Cage lends the hull 20 per cent more stability. That means you can sail higher into the wind with your Dehler.</p><p>All sheets can be led directly to the helm via the six winches integrated as standard. You will immediately notice the tidy and clear deck layout. This is particularly thanks to the rope guidance integrated into the deck and out of sight.</p><p>Maximum control in every situation and free access to the stern: the two wheels provide comfortable sailing at all time. Sporty optics on the outside, daylight on the inside. Thanks to three skylights, the sun radiates into the interior of your Dehler.</p>

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<p>Guide V167 T has two massive storage compartments and a forward battery compartment add to the convenience of this outstanding value package. Extra-large 27 gallon divided livewell has insulated lid.</p>

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G3 Boats

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<p>Set your sights upon an enticing revelation in seafaring prowess - the Dufour 1300. This vessel is the embodiment of cutting-edge nautical engineering, resplendent comfort, and our united ambition to navigate the uncharted depths of the sea.</p><p>Emerging from the esteemed Dufour shipyard, the 1300 flaunts a hull meticulously crafted to exemplify stability, performance, and a commanding presence. Gracefully cutting through tranquil waters or stalwartly braving the tempest-tossed waves, the Dufour 1300 is underpinned by such features as the semi-full-length keel, improving the vessel's tracking capability, and the responsive dual-wheel steering, succinctly showcasing the fusion of power and finesse.</p>

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Dufour Yachts

<p>Meet the Dufour 4800, a brainchild of the prodigious naval architect, Johan Valentijn. This seafaring marvel, cast in fibreglass, carries the distinguished mark of Dufour Yachts of France and sailed its maiden voyage between the years 1981 and 1985.</p><p>A testament to its moderate weight, the Dufour 4800 sails with poised majesty, albeit with a subtle bias towards measured power. Boasting a rigid stance and exceptional stability, she stands defiant against capsizing, offering reliable righting capabilities as a testament to her stiff disposition. Best navigated across coastal crisscrosses, this valiant vessel epitomizes the spirit of coastal cruising.</p>

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<p>Born from the collaboration of Beneteau America and the American Sailing Association, the First 22 is a singularly modern sail training vessel that make learning how to sail easier, safer and more fun!&nbsp;</p><p>The R&amp;D team at Beneteau used input from ASA instructors, schools, and leading competitive sailors to refine and adapt the Finot, Conq &amp; Associates design of its very successful First 20. &nbsp;</p><p>The First 22 features a hull with positive flotation and an extended cockpit to accommodate more family, friends or students. Her sail plan is simple and designed to wring the last knot out of any breeze. She also features an extended cockpit to give students and instructors more room, a rig designed specifically for sail training, and ergonomic and safety innovations to ensure that every sail is comfortable and safe.</p>

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<p>A new style interior and ever greater comfort. First 27.7 is 8.3m cruiser-racer sailboat designed by Finot Conq Architectes. She was built between 2002 and 2015 by Bénéteau.</p>

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<p>Designed by talented Juan Kouyoumdjian, well known from the America’s Cup and the Volvo Ocean Race and Michel Desjoyeaux, her technical advisor, a sailor with a unique list of victories to his name, and skipper of the monohull Foncia, the First 30 has made a spectacular come back more than 30 years after her predecessor.</p>

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<p>The elegance of the First 31.7 can be seen from the clean lines of the hull and deck: the length on waterline and gently sloping “whistle” coachroof are emphasised by the solid mahogany footchock, which makes manoeuvring more comfortable while adding aesthetic appeal to this magnificent sailing yacht.</p>

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<p>Keen racers make no mistake: Bruce Farr &amp; Associates hull, slender appendages, cockpit ergonomics, high aspect ratio sail plan, etc. The First 40.7 offers a greater number of firsts!</p>

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<p>Owning a First 51 means being willing to be among the best. &nbsp;It also means asserting one’s choices. The choice of power, perfection, beauty. &nbsp;It is also an expression of difference, intelligence, elegance and passion.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The Beneteau First 285 is everything you need for a easy manoeuvring for a smooth cruise.</p>

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<h2>Unveiling the Grand Soleil 39 Sport Cruiser, an Epoch in Yachting Craftsmanship</h2><p>Introducing the Grand Soleil 39, a pedigree sport cruiser that's the epitome of nautical elegance. From 2013 to 2022, this sailing yacht was the pride of the Grand Soleil brand a testament to seafaring luxury combined with the competitive spirit. Crafted for those who seek adventures across the open ocean, the Grand Soleil 39's sleek 12.20-meter frame houses three exquisite guest cabins, making it the quintessential choice for the discerning sailor.</p><h3>Precision-Engineered for Performance</h3><p>Boasting a deep draft of 2.40 meters, the Grand Soleil 39 was made to slice through the waves with ease, ensuring a stable voyage and making it a reliable competitor for any racing enthusiast. Wrapped in a fiberglass/GRP hull, the yacht holds a prestigious CE certification class (A), confidently commanding the seas with grace and vigor.</p><p>Embrace a sailboat that transcends its times, infusing every journey with the spirit of Italian craftsmanship.</p>

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<h2>Grandeur on Waves: The Grand Soleil GS 58</h2><p>The Grand Soleil GS 58 emerges as a paragon of luxury and performance, calibrated for the true connoisseur of the sea. It is the epitome of sailing excellence, embodying a harmonious blend of speed, agility, and unparalleled comfort. The GS 58 is tailored for those who seek adventure without sacrificing the comforts of a modern, floating home. Its generously appointed living spaces include expansive cabins, a state-of-the-art galley, and a lavish saloon designed to host memorable gatherings. With a range that caters to extended voyages, this vessel excels in both spirited racing and serene cruising, making it the ideal choice for the avid sailor and leisure enthusiast alike.</p><h3>Construction and Design</h3><p>The GS 58 is a testament to superior Italian craftsmanship and avant-garde design, realized by the revered Felci Yacht Design. Its construction utilizes advanced composite materials to achieve an optimal balance of strength and lightness, ensuring impressive performance and maneuverability. The hull design, characterized by its sleek lines and voluminous shape, promises stability and speed across various sea conditions. The interior, a sanctuary of luxury and innovation, employs the finest materials and bespoke finishes to create an ambiance of warmth and sophistication. The focus on ergonomic design ensures that every journey is marked by absolute comfort and ease.</p><h3>Key Features</h3><p><strong>Performance Rigging:</strong> Equipped with a cutting-edge rigging system, the GS 58 boasts superior sail efficiency and handling for thrilling sailing adventures.<br><strong>Customizable Layouts:</strong> Offering a variety of layout options, the GS 58 allows for complete customization of the living spaces, making each yacht genuinely unique.<br><strong>Innovative Cockpit Design:</strong> Integrates seamless transition between leisure and command areas, ensuring easy access to controls while fostering social interaction.<br><strong>Eco-Friendly Options</strong>: Features such as solar power integration and energy-efficient systems underscore a commitment to sustainable sailing practices.<br><strong>Advanced Safety Systems:</strong> Prioritizing safety without compromise, the yacht is fitted with the latest navigation and safety technologies to secure peace of mind under sail.</p><h3>Summary</h3><p>The Grand Soleil GS 58 is not merely a yacht; it's a statement of lifestyle and passion. Designed for discerning sailors who demand performance without compromising on luxury, it meets the needs of competitive racers, world cruisers, and anyone in between. Sophisticated, technologically advanced, and customizable, the GS 58 appeals to those who envision sailing as an expression of freedom, luxury, and adventure.</p>

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<p>Hallberg-Rassy 39 was built from 1991 until 2003. A total of 209 boats were built. Number 1-54 between 1991 and 1994 were the Mark I, number 55-209 were Mark II 1994-2003. The difference between Mk I and Mk II is mainly that the Mk I has a traditional transom and the Mk II a developed transom with built in bathing platform. The rest of the hull, keel, rudder, and sailplan remained the same.</p><p>This is a yacht with two very generous double cabins and a vast toilet compartment. You often hear that every boat is 1 m too short. This does not apply to the Hallberg-Rassy 39. There are not too many berths, but the interior is fabulously roomy and allows for excellent elbow space for her crew. Someone said that the Hallberg-Rassy 39 is the world's most perfect 36-footer. That says a lot about the concept of the Hallberg-Rassy 39.</p><p>The layout offers much storage and provides excellent comfort. The interior allows for some special solutions like the famous Hallberg-Rassy Chairs in the saloon. These were introduced by Hallberg-Rassy in 1984 and many boat yards around the world have tried to copy these. The aft cabin can be built with two separate berths or a queen size berth at starboard and a L-sofa at port. The galley is seagoing and does not interfere with the natural flow through the boat. Storage throughout the boat is generous.</p>

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<p>The Hallberg-Rassy 55 was built 2012-2017 in 9 units. She is based on the 54, with numerous updates: An all-new deck with improved cockpit and coach roof. The deck is more clean and uncluttered with flush deck hatches and no garage for the entrance sliding hatch. The sheerline is lower in the aft part and the transom is even lower and more elegant. Portlights in the saloon are improved with more glass area. Four hull portlights are added. Also the interior has many upgrades, with an aft head that is identical to the one in the 64. The rudder, skeg and aft part of the hull stiffener are improved and offers room for a stern thruster. The 55 connects closely to the successful 64, with lots of natural light through large tempered glass portlights in the saloon, as well as four hull portlights and seven flush mounted skylight hatches, of which&nbsp;three are in the saloon alone. White painted wooden panels in the saloon alcoves further contribute to the spacious and inviting feel.</p><p>The rig has triple spreaders, which are only swept back three degrees resulting in extra stability. Furthermore, there is an option for jumpstay that gives additional stability when using a permanent hydraulic cutterstay. The permanent cutterstay gives freedom and comfort for ocean crossings.</p><p>Compared to the 54, the new 55 has as much as 30 cm longer cockpit. The helmsman's position is slightly elevated like on the 64. The superstructure of the 55 is lower in the forward end compared to the 54 and more elegant. As on the 64, there is no garage necessary for the sliding hatch. The top part of the side panel of the windscreen is slightly curved, as on the new 412. The steering pedestal allows space for an integrated 14 inch plotter.</p><p>The engine room is really worth a chapter of its own. There is a large door and a walk-in engine room. It is carefully sound insulated and perforated aluminium plates also cover the insulation. In here all the technical equipment is found: low RPM main engine, low RPM generator with soundshield, double heaters, all pumps, filters, pressure equalizer for the fresh water system, AquaDrive flexible coupling for the engine shaft, high pressure pump for the watermaker, just to mention a few. All easy to maintain, all well sound insulated. The engine room lighting is 24 v, but there is also an optional 230 v fluorescent light, with power supply from either the shore connection or the inverter. The Mastervolt inverter automatically and quickly changes between shore power and inverter, depending on what is available.</p><p>The D4-180 engine hums pleasantly and it is evident that there is a very good torque even at 1100 RPMs. You can achieve 8 knots at 1400 RPM. Strongly contributing is the efficient optional three bladed, overdrive, Gori folding propeller.</p>

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<p>Built to greet the elements with a smile, the Hanse 348 features a higher rig and sportier sail plan to guarantee maximum performance and outstanding Easy Sailing. Below deck, three double cabins and a generous number of windows make for a fascinating, fresh breeze on the 34-foot-yacht.</p><p>Impressive in every detail, Hanse yachts are masterpieces made to take your breath away. They are far more than a perfectly harmonised ensemble of design and the most modern technologies. They reflect the experience and know-how of Hanse engineers. Their passion for yachting can be felt in the unmistakable precision and meticulous detailing found in every Hanse.</p>

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Hanse Yachts

<h2>Grand Soleil 47: Emblem of Sportive Sophistication</h2><p>Delve into the realm of sailing where elegance meets performance with the Grand Soleil 47, a masterpiece designed for enthusiasts who seek both thrill and comfort at sea. Produced by the esteemed brand Grand Soleil from 2013 to 2017, this sport cruiser has set benchmarks for luxury and engineering that resonate through time.</p><h3>Performance Engineered for Excellence</h3><p>The Grand Soleil 47, spanning 14.62 meters in length with a draft of 2.60 meters, is a quintessence of nautical prowess. Engineered for agility and speed, the hull design optimizes hydrodynamic efficiency, making it an ideal choice for both competitive racing and leisurely cruising along coastlines.</p><h3>A Blend of Luxury and Practicality</h3><p>Although no longer in production, the essence of Grand Soleil 47 continues to influence contemporary yacht designs, with its sophisticated interiors and robust performance features setting a high standard in yacht craftsmanship.</p>

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<p>Designed by André BENETEAU, the Idylle 10.50 is perfect for sailors who love traditional profiles, good comfort and still have a taste for speed.</p>

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<p>Spending time with friends, the time comes where the yachtsman appreciates the generous comfort and spacious facilities. It is in this spirit that André Beneteau designed the Idylle 8.80. A powerful sailing boat designed for cruising in total peace.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>More innovative, more exclusive and more comfortable than ever.&nbsp;</p><p>The new Hanse 458 is the yacht for all of those who set trends. With a pioneering design and the most thrilling performance in its class. With an exquisite interior and an exceptionally diverse range of customization options. The Hanse 458 caters to the highest demands on contemporary style and quality of life. Let yourself be amazed by excellence across 45 feet.</p><p><strong>Breaking Rules. Setting trends.</strong> This standard in the way we work can be firmly seen in each and every Hanse yacht. In the innovations and superlatives, which amaze juries at home and around the world time and time again.</p>

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<h2>Experience the Majesty of IY 12.98: Superior Sailing Redefined</h2><p>Embrace the grandeur of the IY 12.98, an exquisite sailing yacht where design, performance, and luxury meet to create the ultimate sea-faring experience. The IY 12.98 stands as a beacon of Italia Yachts' commitment to providing sailors with a vessel that excels in both regattas and leisurely cruises.</p><h3>Performance Engineered to Impress</h3><p>Every curve and sail of the IY 12.98 is fine-tuned for agility, speed, and responsive handling. The yacht's innovative construction, with its lightweight materials and sophisticated hull design, ensures top-level performance. Perfect for competitive sailing and comfortable journeys alike, it offers an impressive sail area-to-weight ratio and is designed to cut through waves with grace and ease.</p><h3>Indulge in Unmatched Comfort and Luxury</h3><p>Below deck, the IY 12.98's luxurious accommodations boast modern amenities, finely crafted interiors, and spacious living quarters that cater to comfort and privacy. Designed with both crew and guests in mind, the yacht's cabins offer a blend of functionality and style, ensuring every journey is as enjoyable as it is memorable.</p>

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Italia Yachts

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Kelt Sailboats

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<p>The Moody 33, designed by Angus Primrose was first introduced in 1979. It was the first Moody design specifically aimed at mass production, rather than semi-custom designs, and rapidly became very popular.</p><p>The Moody 33 went through several minor revisions, and remained in production until late 1983. From 1979 to 1981 an aft-cockpit version, the 33S, was also offered. The 1981 Moody 33 is very similar to the Mk 1, but has a walk through to the aft cabin from the main saloon. In late 1983, this model was replaced by the Moody 34.</p>

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Moody Yachts

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<p>Designed as a versatile replacement for the award-winning Leopard 48 (Boat of the Year 2012), the new Leopard 50 is an exciting new cruising sailing catamaran taking the best of Leopard Catamarans’ previous features yet boasting new innovations and design elements both on the exterior and interior.</p><p>With naval architecture by Simonis &amp; Voogd Yacht Design, and with exterior and a fresh new look on the interior design by the world-class design team at Robertson and Caine, the Leopard 50 proudly ushers in the next generation of Leopard Catamarans’ style and functionality.</p><p>The perfect blend of comfort and style. “Stepping onboard the L50 will reveal an interior that is contemporary in style, with a focus that blends aesthetic detail with functionality.</p><p>Cabins are more open and spacious than ever before thanks to widening bulkhead openings as much as possible. This is achieved by combining exotic materials with new modern construction techniques.</p><p>One can appreciate the sense of ease and comfort while moving throughout the boat. This is a product of our team’s passionate approach stemming from initial sketches, to detailed 3D models, and finally life-size replicas of each area where we physically and meticulously tweaked every single feature until we were 100% satisfied that we had the best product available.”</p><p>The innovative flybridge on the Leopard 50 includes a lounge area, a sunbed and shade awning. Access to the flybridge is provided by floating stairs leading up from the aft cockpit. While under sail, passengers can move about the flybridge with ample headroom and never worry about interference from the boom.</p>

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Robertson and Caine

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Westerly

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Yachting France

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Nacra Sailing

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Nauticat Yachts

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<p>The Oceanis Clipper 311 is a very fast cruiser, the comfort of which rivals that of larger models. Beyond the comfort of space in a Clipper, this Oceanis offers you so much more: space, comprehensive equipment as well as exceptional fairing which conveniently distributes all of the stress over the entire hull. &nbsp;The Oceanis Clipper 311 is a safe and high-performance cruiser. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>Aesthetic and efficient, the Oceanis 400 is designed for safely sailing further, faster, more easily and more reliably. &nbsp;Thanks to all the accumulated experience, you will enjoy the qualities of this Oceanis for many years.</p>

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<p>The joy of “smooth sailing”, the pleasure of experiencing the sea differently... Aboard the Oceanis 430, these are not promises, they are reality. This sailing boat knows how to be a good host. Through its philosophy, the Oceanis 430 offers you, in all respects, a new concept of happiness at sea.&nbsp;</p>

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Pogo Structure

<p>With power and elegance, this large cruising yacht will transport you beyond the realms of the joy of sailing. By embracing a number of innovative solutions, the Oceanis 60 has much to attract in its luxurious accommodation, excellent sea keeping and safety.</p><p>The Oceanis 60 is built on a hull that combines performance, moderate heel and safety at all times. She is designed with an unusual very open deck plan to offer small crews really easy manoeuvring.</p><p>The brushed anthracite linings, together with the glossy woodwork and the generous shape of the upholstery are the hallmarks of its cosily designed interiors. The three or four cabin version of this flagship accommodates friends and family in premium comfort.</p><p>Under sail or at anchor, the new features of the Oceanis 60 set her apart. Boasting the most spacious cockpit ever offered on this size of cruiser and a magnificent aft deck,&nbsp;she makes life outdoors a real pleasure.&nbsp;</p>

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<h2>Oyster HP535: A Pinnacle of Cruising Elegance and Performance</h2><p>The Oyster HP535 yacht, crafted with impeccable design and superior craftsmanship, stands out as a beacon of luxury in water-bound adventures. Established by Holman &amp; Pye in 1986 and facilitated by Oyster Yachts a name synonymous with durability and opulent sailing experiences this model showcases the perfect blend of performance and comfort tailored for the avid sailor.</p><h3>Unmatched Design and Specifications</h3><p>The Oyster HP535 offers a length overall (LOA) of 17.14 meters, fostering a sleek and dominant presence on the water. Featuring a beam of 4.8 meters and a draft standard of 2.29 meters, it provides stable and smooth sailing. Its grand displacement of approximately 23,134 kg underlines the robust engineering and thoughtful design aimed at maximizing seaworthiness and luxury.</p><h3>Luxurious Interiors and Customization</h3><p>Step inside the grandeur of the HP535's interiors, where potential owners find solace in its luxurious accommodations. Each yacht comes with an option between three or four cabin layouts, with custom joinery and exquisite finishes in teak, light oak, cherry, or ash. The versatile and beautifully appointed spaces offer peak comfort and style, ensuring every voyage is as pleasant as it is unforgettable.</p><h3>Advanced Features for Supreme Sailing</h3><p>Sail handling on the HP535 is nothing short of revolutionary, accommodating both experienced sailors and those new to maritime journeys. Most vessels include furling headsails and staysails, and nearly all feature in-mast furling mainsails, many equipped with electric drive and electric primary winches. These features endorse the yacht's promise of effortless sailing and durability across the oceans.</p><h3>A Celebrated Legacy</h3><p>The legacy of the Oyster HP535 is brightly lit with accolades and praise. Not only has it scored top points at the Antigua Race Week, but it has also seen class wins in the ARC and success in the Europa Rally. Moreover, it is a preferred option for the Trade Winds Round the World Rally, solidifying its status as a trustworthy companion for global navigation.</p>

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Oyster Yachts

<h2>Oyster 825: A Luxury Bluewater Sailing Yacht for the Discerning Sailor</h2><p>The Oyster 825 exemplifies elegance and sophistication in bluewater sailing yachts, blending style, comfort, and unrivaled performance. Crafted by the renowned Humphreys Yacht Design and the Oyster Design team, this yacht stands out as a premier choice for those who seek the thrill of adventure without compromising on safety and luxury.</p><h3>Craftsmanship and Design</h3><p>The Oyster 825, produced between 2002 and 2017, has set new standards in yacht design and construction. Its sleek Deck Saloon configuration incorporates contemporary styling with functional elegance, providing an unmatched sailing experience. The yacht’s build and layout showcase a meticulous attention to detail, from the custom joinery to the spacious living quarters. Accommodating up to 10 guests in 5 luxurious cabins, the Oyster 825 ensures a comfortable voyage with plenty of space for relaxation and socializing.</p><h3>Performance and Specifications</h3><p>Engineered for performance, the Oyster 825 boasts clean, easily driven hull lines that ensure efficient passage-making across the oceans, capable of covering 250 miles per day. Measuring over 82 feet in length with a beam of 20.8 feet, it combines stability with exceptional handling and speed.</p><h3>Living on Board</h3><p>Below decks, the Oyster 825 offers a vast, full-width saloon bathed in natural light, enhancing the sense of openness and connecting the interior with the seascape through its innovative Seascape windows. The yacht’s design thoughtfully separates guest accommodation from crew quarters, ensuring privacy and comfort for all on board.</p><h3>Adventurous Spirit Meets Comfort</h3><p>Designed with the adventurous sailor in mind, the Oyster 825 is equally at home on the high seas as it is in exclusive coastal waters.<br>With nearly 15% more internal volume than its predecessor, it ensures that owners and their guests can enjoy extended voyages in unprecedented comfort, making it the ultimate yacht for exploring the world’s oceans.</p><p>The Oyster 825 represents the pinnacle of luxury sailing yacht design, offering a perfect balance of performance, comfort, and elegance. It caters to those who demand the best not only in terms of sailing capabilities but also in living standards on the open seas.</p>

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Wauquiez

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RM Yachts

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<h2>Discover the Thrill of the RS400 – The Pinnacle of Dynamic Sailing</h2><p>The RS400, designed by RS Sailing, stands as a cornerstone of modern performance sailing, revered for its innovative design and exhilarating sailing experience. Known as a modern classic, this double-handed dinghy redefines the standards of competitive sailing through its advanced features and robust community of enthusiasts.</p><h3>Unmatched Design &amp; Performance</h3><p>The RS400 is engineered to provide an optimal blend of speed and maneuverability, making it a favorite among both seasoned sailors and competitive racers. Its high volume hull is perfectly suited for medium to heavyweight crews, and the powerful gennaker along with a well-mannered rig, promises thrilling downwind performance and extensive control.</p><h3>Key Features of the RS400</h3><p>High-Performance Rig: The RS400 features a sophisticated rig setup that maximizes efficiency and speed. The configuration is accessible for new sailors yet challenging enough for seasoned competitors.<br>Dynamic Hull Design: The hull of the RS400 is crafted to accommodate a range of crew weights, providing stability and responsiveness in varied sailing conditions.<br>Community and Competition: Ownership extends beyond the boat; the RS400 class boasts a vibrant community with intense one-design competitions that are as friendly as they are fierce.</p><h3>Built to Last – Quality and Craftsmanship</h3><p>Celebrated for its durability and quality, the RS400 is beautifully constructed, reflecting meticulous attention to detail. This robust build quality ensures that sailors can enjoy high-level performance for years, enhancing return on investment and overall satisfaction.</p>

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RS Sailing

<h2>The RS800 Skiff: High-Performance Sailing for All</h2><p>The RS800 skiff by RS Sailing is a revolutionary twin-wire design tailored to meet the desires of sailors seeking blistering speeds and heart-pounding excitement on the water. Known for its innovative approach to performance sailing, the RS800 delivers breathtaking speed combined with user-friendly handling, making it accessible for both men and women, experienced sailors, and newcomers alike.</p><h3>RS800: A Skiff In A Class Of Its Own</h3><p>Designed with cutting-edge technology, the RS800 stands out due to its lightweight construction. Minimal hull drag coupled with a refined rig means this sailboat doesn’t rely on oversized sails to achieve remarkable speed. This feature keeps power manageable, allowing mixed teams or sailors of varying physical capabilities to excel in competitive racing. The RS800 isn't just for the elite; it's a high-performance skiff class that emphasizes inclusivity and equality.</p><h3>Performance Equalization in Design</h3><p>One of the defining aspects of the RS800 is its performance equalization system. This innovation ensures equal opportunities for sailors regardless of weight or gender, making the RS800 a standout in mixed-team racing competitions. Balanced design provides thrilling yet manageable handling, enabling sailors to focus on strategy and precision over brute force.</p><h3>Materials and Build Quality</h3><p>The RS800 is constructed with state-of-the-art materials to ensure durability and performance. Its lightweight carbon mast by Selden improves stability while reducing weight. The skiff is fitted with precision equipment, including a complete Harken kit, further enhancing handling and performance. The attention to detail in the RS800 extends to its high-quality sails, ensuring reliability and longevity.</p><h3>Ease of Sailing and Competitive Edge</h3><p>Versatility is at the heart of the RS800. It’s designed to be easy to sail but challenging to master, catering to a wide range of skill levels. Whether graduating from youth racing or stepping up from slower boats, the RS800 offers a thrilling experience for competitive sailors who yearn for technical mastery and exhilarating speed.</p>

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<h2>Introducing the RS100: A Masterpiece of Single-Hander Sailing</h2><p>The RS100 sailboat emerges as an iconic example of engineering precision and sailing efficiency, designed meticulously by the esteemed Paul Handley. This sleek, high-performance dinghy simplifies the complex demands of both newbie sailors and veteran racers, thanks to its superior design and innovative features.</p><h3>Superior Build and Design&nbsp;</h3><p>The RS100 is constructed using an epoxy GRP composite sandwich, ensuring a lightweight yet robust frame capable of enduring harsh marine environments while offering exceptional performance. Its hull strategically combines stiffness and minimal drag to enhance speed and stability across varying conditions.</p><h3>Optimized Performance Features</h3><p>Every aspect of the RS100 has been carefully crafted for performance. The boat features a two-part carbon fibre mast and a rotating carbon composite boom, enhancing maneuverability and ease of transport. The innovative mainsail system, available in sizes from 7.4m² to 10.2m², adapts effortlessly to changes in wind and water, supported by a twin-tube compression strut vang for better sail shape control.</p><h3>Advanced Sailing Mechanics</h3><p>A hallmark of the RS100's design is its ease of use in diverse sailing conditions. The pivoting centreboard and lifting rudder system minimize the risk of damaging shallow seabeds while simplifying boat launch and retrieval. The absence of a forestay allows for unencumbered spinnaker deployment, dramatically improving downwind performance.</p><h3>Comfort and Convenience</h3><p>Not only is the RS100 fast and agile, but it's also designed for comfort. The flared topsides and molded-in wings provide ample buoyancy and stability, making it one of the most comfortable hiking dinghies available. User-friendly touches like strategically placed sheet controls and a simple centreboard handling system ensure that the sailor can focus on the joy of sailing without hassle.</p>

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<h2>Introducing the RS Quest: The Future of Family and Training Sailing</h2><p>The RS Quest has rapidly ascended as the most sought-after dinghy for families and sailing instructors worldwide. Its ingenious design, initiated by the UK Sea Cadets' quest for a modern training vessel, has set new standards in the sailing community. Spanning a perfect balance between size for easy handling and capacity for an instructor with two or three pupils, or a family adventure at sea, the RS Quest redefines what to expect from a versatile sailboat.</p><h3>Engineered for Excellence</h3><p>Constructed with durable rotomoulded polyethylene, the RS Quest is built to withstand the test of time and the challenges of rigorous training schedules. Its hull design is a marvel of stability and space, offering a reassuring platform for sailors of all levels. Whether it's navigating the learning curve of sailing basics or mastering the art of spinnaker handling, the RS Quest ensures a steady, manageable experience.</p><h3>Features Tailored for Learning and Fun</h3><p>From the option to reef sails for adjusting to various wind conditions to the stowage space for essential gear, every aspect of the RS Quest is thoughtfully designed. It offers a seamless sailing experience that keeps learners engaged without overwhelming them. The boat's stability is a significant confidence booster for those new to sailing, providing an ideal environment for skills development.</p><h3>International Acclaim</h3><p>Endorsed by sailing professionals and organizations worldwide, the RS Quest has earned its stripes as the ultimate training dinghy. Dan Jaspers from World Sailing highlights its stable environment suitable for youth and adults at beginner to intermediate levels. Martin Coles, CEO of Sea Cadets, and Chris Stannage from Hunters Hill, Australia, underscore its impact in inspiring young sailors and its reliability as the "Ute" of sailing programs.</p><h3>The RS Quest Experience</h3><p>The universal praise for the RS Quest extends to sailing schools, clubs, and families who have discovered the joy and thrill of sailing aboard this outstanding dingy. Its versatility and durability make it a top choice for anyone looking to invest in the sport of sailing, whether for education, family fun, or competitive training.</p>

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Seascape Edition

<p>A modern sailing yacht with a completely innovative concept, the Sense 50 arouses curiosity. From stern to bow, she adds one surprise to another in her entirely new organization of life on board. For cruising and well-being, simplicity and aesthetics are the watchwords.<strong>&nbsp;</strong></p><p>The design of the Sense 50 is different. She has a reduced angle of heel and yet her performance is astonishing. &nbsp;Designed to sail closer to the water, this cruiser re-examines the idea of comfort under sail inside and out, while offering a very high level of safety.</p><p>Only three steps, gently sloping at 45°, connect life inside and out, creating great flow of movement on board – a unique feature on a monohull. The choice between ‘fruit tree’ and mat light oak wood stains creates two very different types of atmospheres.&nbsp;</p><p>The result of considerable research on shape and function,&nbsp;<br>nothing equals the lifestyle on board the Sense 50 except its view of the sea. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>Prepare to embark on an exploration of maritime dexterity and elegance - presenting the Jeanneau Sun 2500. Born from the legendary shipyard of Jeanneau, the Sun 2500 sports a trustworthy hull adjacent to seamanship excellence. Whether pressing ahead in a tranquil sea or standing its ground against the roiling waves, the Sun 2500 displays an extraordinary blend of agility and resilience. Every element, from the efficient fin keel for optimal balance to the responsive tiller steering system, mirrors this vessel's impressive adaptability in the constantly changing sea.</p>

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Jeanneau

<p>With performance qualities for explosive sailing under all conditions, stiff under full sail, equipped with the best hardware, and a voluminous interior, the Sun Fast 32i has found the perfect balance between the fast Philippe BRIAND-designed hull and the exceptional comfort of this two-cabin sailboat. Never before has a sailboat been this well thought out, the difference is amazing. All the advantages for winning, with the traditional Jeanneau quality.</p>

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<p>Sun Legende 41: the power Designed by Doug Peterson, the Sun Legende is a first class yacht. Fast and powerful, the graceful lines of Sun Legende 41 slide effortlessly through the waves: the deck gear, influenced by the constant quest of better performance enhances the steering and handling qualities of the boat, as also does the permanent backstay adjuster, and genoa sheeting cars with instant control from the cockpit. The combination of the best equipment and stainless steel (entirely conceived and treated by Jeanneau) promises strength and durability.</p><p>The positioning of the galley and chart table in the widest part of the boat gives them a wonderful sense of space, as has also wash room in the owner's version. This new concept gives much storage space (large oilskin hanging locker at the foot of the companionway) and many refinements whereby galley with extractor hood; bread storage bin, hot water piping, navigating position with shelved chart storage space, electric panel locker, lectern-type desk.</p><p>The ventilation system of Sun Legende 41 caters for sailing in every latitude. There are no less than nine portholes; which ideally regulate air circulation, with the addition of three-fitted ventilators. A first glance does not reveal the entire quality of the finish. The interior conception begs to prove itself in sailing, with its condensation-proof finish of the immense washroom, the beautiful solid know-how, gained by years of experience with sailing cruisers.</p><p>There is a choice of two lay-out arrangements for Sun Legende 41: owner's version with three cabins and two washrooms, or team version with four cabins and one washroom.</p>

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<p>The Jeanneau Sun Way 25 is a nice pocket cruiser with good sailing characteristics. The Halyards and sheets are operated from the cockpit with the self-tailing winches on both sides of the companionway. Jeanneau Sun Way has a Yamaha FT8 4-stroke high thrust outboard engine which is regularly maintained. The Sun Way has large open self-draining cockpit with tiller steering and wire railing around the deck. This Sunway is ideal for trips on inland waterways with a small crew or young family.&nbsp;</p>

Name	Value
Maker	Galeon Yachts
Maker website	https://www.galeon.pl
Model	460 Fly
First built hull	2022
Price	859,713 £
Boat type	Power
Category	Flybridge Boats
Hull type	Other
Hull material	Fiberglass
Cabins	3
Births	2
Heads	2

Name	Value
Length overall	14.33 m
Length at waterline	12.9 m
Bridgedeck clearance	4.82 m
Draft maximum	0.89 m
Draft minimum	0.89 m

Name	Value
Engine A
Fuel	Diesel
Maker	Volvo Penta
Power	600 HP
Type	Inboard

Name	Value
Hull Displacement Speed	8.72
Displacement to Length (D/L)	8.72

2022 Galeon Yachts 460 Fly

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Fiberglass

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