Libellule is a Salina 48 which has just completed a very unusual voyage: it is in fact the very first cruising catamaran to pass via the mythical North-West Passage.
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06/02/2017
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Jean-Christophe Guillaumin
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It took two months and 7,500 km for the family to complete its incredible adventure, in the tracks of Roald Amundsen, from Nuuk in Greenland, to Nome in Alaska. To succeed in this ‘first’, the catamaran was prepared seriously but reasonably, with notably protection for the hulls and the appendages.
An odyssey which Philip, the boat’s happy skipper, will soon give an account of, in Multihulls World.
In the mean time, you absolutely must have a look at their blog, to imagine what they experienced:
www.sailblogs.com/member/libellule
An odyssey which Philip, the boat’s happy skipper, will soon give an account of, in Multihulls World.
In the mean time, you absolutely must have a look at their blog, to imagine what they experienced:
www.sailblogs.com/member/libellule
