1983 Jeanneau Attalia

The interior of the Attalia provides a pleasant surprise, with an area allowing for three full-size cabins, with each cabin having ample storage space at the foot of the double berths. Chart table, L-shaped galley, vast saloon with all-round visibility, toilet compartment with full headroom all fit perfectly under the attractive coachroof of the Attalia. Well-lit by the large frontal porthole, the teak woodwork enhances the smooth surfaces and fittings, and toning headlining and fabrics emphasise the co-ordination of the interio colour scheme.

Attalia at sea To design the Attalia, Jeanneau called on the services of the yacht-designers Joubert and Nivelt. Attalia has an imaginative deck layout, a performance hull and good prismatic coefficient: the design of the Attalia gives both speed and stiffness of sail. For a family crew, handling is effortless, assisted by generous precision-fitted rigging, chain-plates and adjusters. The numerous hatches for lighting and ventilation denote the particular care given to interior comfort. A multitude of other details reflect the experience of Jeanneau in the construction of boats in this category. Under sail, the Attalia is drazzling in the ease of handling. Fast and powerful, it will surprise you by its ease of control, and responsive steering. The Attalia is built with either fixed or lifting keel.