The Calife is a sloop designed by the Frenchman Philippe Harlé in the Seventies and built by the Jouet shipyard under the Yachting France brand. A low draft (1.10 m), a generous beam (2.50 m), and a high ballast/displacement ratio (about 40 percent) reveal the cruising philosophy with which the Calife was conceived, capable of providing excellent speed performance and good stability.
Built in fiberglass and made unsinkable with expanded polyurethane, it has a full-width cabin and interiors that can accommodate four people in a single space. To the left of the cabin descent is the kitchen, to the right a bunk, while the toilet is located in the "V" of the forward bunks and hidden by a removable cushion.
Jouet Calice year 69 hull in excellent condition, deck in good condition, mainsail, sail cover, roller jib with UV protection, spinnaker, gennaker. Main engine Honda 10 hp 3 years old 50 hours of navigation. Tender 1.80m in good condition Honda 2.5 hp. 3 tanks two 25l one 12lt. Bow triangle 2 bunks in dinette, kitchen with 2-burner steel, fiberglass sink, marine toilet, electrical panel, solar panel, 12v and 220 system, 30ah charger, 2 batteries one 60ah, one AGM 100ah, battery disconnect, refrigerator one year old, 150lt water, bilge pump and emergency pump, external table, bath ladder, Bruce anchor 30 MT chain 50 mooring line, 2 large lockers in the cockpit, Garmin fishfinder, compass, Etrex chart plotter, fixed and portable Cobra VHF, touch Bluetooth radio, internal lights in the bow cabin and in the dinette LED. External lights, anchoring deck LED Widex. External awning 3 rod holders.

Technical details:

Length: 6.98m
Beam: 2.50m
Draft: 1.10m
Weight: 1.37t
Sail area: 19.60mq