Maxus 35, available in 2023
Even if this yacht is not a real 35 feet, measuring only 9.98 m, it remains the largest model of the shipyard. Indeed, Northman develops a complete range of transportable sailboats. This Maxus 35 has no reason to be ashamed of the competition with a very neat performance. Available in keelboat, small and large draught, the first tests on the water have shown its speed and ease of maneuvering. This bodes well for this shipyard, which is entering a very competitive market. Full presentation of the Maxus 35 to read here .
First 36, the glide in cruise
The first collaboration between the architect Sam Manuard and the Bénéteau shipyard, the First 36 wants to return to the traditional vocation of this range: racing-cruising. The subject is delicate, because it is necessary to think of a sailboat that is both powerful, and therefore light, but also offers a nice layout for comfort. This has been achieved with this First 36, which does not fail to go to plan as soon as the wind picks up. Numerous design tricks, such as the "folding sink" in the bathroom, create beautiful volumes inside. Complete presentation of the First 36 to read here .
Cape Cod 767, futuristic for purists
We didn't expect the Bordeaux shipyard Rosewest to be in this niche. Indeed, its very successful neo-retro Cape Cod did not let us imagine the futuristic 767. This dayboat has very modern lines even if its concept of pleasure at sea remains the same as on its big brother. The Cape Cod 767 is the boat that's easy to transport, easy to launch, easy to sail. It will take you on nautical adventures you haven't thought of yet. A sailboat to discover. Complete presentation of the Cape Cod 767 to read here .
Ace 30, a face and a program like no other
Built by Atelier Interface, the Ace 30 is intended for a racing-cruising program, but very typical racing. This scow built in plywood presents a surprising marotte at its bow. This hull design offers an enormous forward volume that can be used in the cabin in the cruising version. But its architect Antoine Mainfray has rather imagined it to race in IRC. Complete presentation of the Ace 30 to read here .
Jeanneau Yacht 65, to dream of sailing in luxury
In its Jeanneau Yacht range, the Vendée shipyard is targeting the hedonistic yachtsman. Whether sailing as a couple or with the family, the Jeanneau Yacht 65 adapts to its use with a layout that includes 2 to 6 cabins! This Philippe Briand design of over 20.45 m, built in Italy, combines elegance and performance.
