4.30 m - First 14
Behind this name is in fact the manufacturer Seascape bought by the giant Bénéteau. In the redemption basket was the Seascape 14, a single or double dinghy. The trick comes from the double daggerboard well which allows sailing without jib solo or with jib and gennaker double.
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5.80 m - Flow 19
The Interface Workshop, after the Aloes 18 launches a small epoxy plywood cruiser. Mini with its 5,90 m of length, it transportable and authorizes the coastal cruise with its 4 beds and its big cockpit. Integral dinghies, it allows access to creeks and ports in shallow water, and is easily transportable on trailer.
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6,50 m - Ikone 6.50
Still in cat-boat, the Ikone 6.50 completes the range between 6.00 and 7.50. This pretty little very modern sailboat makes you want to take the powder and cast off for a beautiful coastal hike of several days. This sailboat designed by Fred Neuman is full of trick and light. A revolution in the world of small cruising yachts.
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7.50 m - Focus 750
Built in Poland in the Sobusiak shipyards, this 7.50 m sailboat remains transportable. An integrated goat is even available as an option. The lifting keel offers a good abseiling torque and the very large cockpit will be as practical in regattas as in coastal cruising. A small modern and fast unit for those who are looking above all for the pleasure of sailing.
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7.90 m - Pabouk 700
Faithful to its original concept, the Pabouk 700, the largest model ever built by Antoine Carmichael, is a cat-boat (mast on the bow) with a liquid ballast (to lighten it during road transport). The result are long keel sailboats (the 700 is designed by Marc Lombard) that offer extremely comfortable marine behaviour and the ability to descend into the wind bed thanks to a rig without stays.
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10.55 m - MMW 33
This Spanish yard proposes this year a regatta version of the MWW33. This sailboat, released at the beginning of summer as a prototype, ran all the classics of our coasts in order to validate its development. It is now available as standard.
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10.69 m - Ponza 35
Chic and powerful: these are two adjectives that describe this new wave"weekendender". Designed by Philippe Briand, this sailboat seeks the pleasure of sailing and the beauty of the boat before the habitable volume and the number of berths. We look forward to discovering this unclassifiable newcomer.
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11.80 m - JPK 1180
Still designed by Jacques Valer and built by Jean-Pierre Kelbert (JPK !), the new 1180 is above all a machine to climb on the podiums of IRC regattas. Designed for the high seas, this sailboat wants to stand out on the big races. He started this summer. To be continued..
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11.93 m - Dufour 390 Grand Large
The Dufour Grand Large range benefits from the top-of-the-range models (Dufour 56 and 63 Exclusive). Thus the new 390 takes again the codes with underlined portholes of hull and neat finishes. In 3 cabin version, this yacht will meet the expectations of rental companies, but it will also be available for owners with 2 cabins.
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12.35 m - Sun Odyssey 410
After the 440 and 490 introduced in 2017, the new Sun Odyssey 410 also adopts the new aft cockpit design. These are gently sloping decks to the rear. No more steps, let's go down the slope. A design that offers a real sense of security when travelling on deck.
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13,24 m - Dufour 430 Grand Large
Like its little brother, the 390 Grand Large, the new 430 gains in finish and look using the codes from the Exclusive range. Still designed by Umberto Felci, this modern sailboat should satisfy both the charterer and the owner.
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13.98 m - UFO 450
The Ovni 450 is a new version of the Ovni 445, 46 units of which have already been built since its launch in 2008. Marc Lombard, who designed this dinghy, just added an enlarged aft skirt with a flat floor and open access to the cockpit. This aluminium sailboat is equipped with a double helm station, larger rectangular fixed hull windows and a slightly straighter bow. Originally equipped with a delphinière incorporating a bow forceps.
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14.04 m - Hanse 458
Among the 2 new features of the German yard Hanse Yachts, we will note this pretty 45 feet. Elegant and stylish on deck, it also offers plenty of light inside. A sailboat well suited for cruising with a self-steering jib and plenty of sunbathing on deck.
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14.18 m - X4.6
The X-Yacht 4.6 is an evolution of the X4 launched in 2016. This new model enters the range of"exhibitors" (or power). It is the culmination of the shipyard's experience in terms of very comfortable cruising yachts, but also in the search for performance. The construction is as careful as the finishing to obtain units that greatly satisfy their owners.
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14.50 m - Océanis 46.1
Bénéteau renews its Océanis range with a mid-range model: the 46.1. This sailboat is an evolution of the 45 which will be proposed in cruising version or in First Line version which has an increased sail area of 28%.
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14.75 m Sunbeam 46.1
Cruising sailboat par excellence, the last of the Sunbeams is characterized by a reduced ease of navigation with a reduced crew. This sailboat available with a large owner cabin and 2 aft cabins will be ideal for safe tacking.
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15.55 m - Hanse 508
After the Hanse 458 (also new in 2019), the German yard is hitting hard with a novelty of more than 15 m. This sailboat designed by Judel/Vrolijk & co has the same lines as its little brother, but with more volume and more comfort.
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18.47 m - Mylius 60
Here is a sailboat that is reborn and evolving. The new model is redesigned, longer, wider. It remains a luxurious sailboat which can be declined in version race or with vocation fast cruising (construction out of carbon).
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20.52 m - Baltic 67 PC
Built by the Finnish Baltic Yacht yard, this 20.52 m unit is designed for a demanding owner. In fact, built individually, this very fast cruising yacht has a carbon hull with modular arrangements to switch to"race" mode if necessary. This Judel/Vrolijk & co plan has a lifting keel (minimum draught 2.50 m). A luxury unit for discerning amateurs.
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23.99 m - Swan 78
Designed by German Frers, the new Swan from Nautor's is an emanation of the famous 80 and 82 foot models from the Italian yard. This yacht measures voluntarily less than 24m to enter the category CE pleasure. The deliberately running deckhouse has a free and flat deck layout, ideal for sunbathing while cruising or manoeuvring in regattas.
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29.30 m - Southern Wind 96
In the series, it's big and it's beautiful, this Farr 29.30 m plan is a new"mini" series of high performance cruising yachts. Designed for amateur offshore racing sailors, the SW 96 stands out with a light weight of 56.7 t, allowing it to perform well in light winds.
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