Luxury catamaran by Vincent Lebailly
For more than 10 years now, this firm of naval architects based in Normandy, France, has been working on the most varied nautical projects. The last one that made a big splash was an autonomous RIB, able to get out of the water and cleverly hitch up to car... As for multihulls, Vincent Lebailly Yacht Design produced the Yapluka 85 and 140, but there is also a seductive project in collaboration with REAL NUM and Pierre Frutschi, the Colombe 80.
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Publié le
16/11/2020
Par
Emmanuel van Deth
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15
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2021
This catamaran has been designed with composite construction in mind, but aluminum is still conceivable. The hulls are deliberately wide to offer a maximum of volume inside, and the shallow keels have been retained for their simplicity and quality of protection of the rudders and propshafts. Up top, the teak decking is not limited to horizontal surfaces - the boards raise gently at the base of the superstructure to soften the lines. The architects have chosen a forward lounge, a protected aft cockpit and the flybridge as relaxation areas. The sail maneuvering stations are positioned at mid-level. The nacelle is accessible via three separate passages. The layout favors the privacy of the guests without forgetting the facilities for the crew.
Architects: Vincent Lebailly Yacht Design
Overall length: 79’7” (24.25 m)
Hull length: 78’7” (23.95 m)
Beam: 38’5” (11.72 m)
Draft: 6’3” (1.90 m)
Displacement: 52.5 tons (half load, composite version)
Upwind sail area: 3,745 sq ft (348 m²)
Engines: 2 x 220 HP
Fuel capacity: 4 x 264 US gal (4 x 1,000 l)
Fresh water capacity: 2 x 264 US gal (2 x 1000 l)
CE Certification: Cat. A - Bureau Veritas Hull Classification
www.vincentlebailly.com