Alumarine 55 long-distance cruiser

Alumarine 55 owned, built in 1998 in a 4 double cabin version based on plans by Guy Ribadeau Dumas. A monohull aluminum sailing yacht designed for long voyages, combining robustness, safety, and comfort. This boat has been designed for demanding sailors and vast horizons. Its hull shape provides excellent structural rigidity, great longevity, and total serenity in offshore navigation, even in the most challenging areas. Rigged as a sloop, it offers a balanced, powerful, and high-performance sail plan, easily maneuverable with a reduced crew, while still capable of covering miles with regularity and comfort.

The interior layout is decidedly focused on long-term living aboard and perfectly suited for extended sailing. The spaces are intelligently distributed with 4 double cabins, allowing for comfortable accommodation for family and crew: 2 cabins at the back with double beds, spacious and bright, one with its own independent toilet, and 2 cabins at the front with two stacked single berths, ideal for crew members or children, with a shared bathroom. The interior of the boat is adorned with beautiful custom cherry woodwork. The saloon, warm and functional, offers a true living space, protected and friendly, regardless of the conditions. The equipped kitchen is perfectly functional with a spacious work surface and generous storage spaces. On the technical side, everything has been thought out in the smallest details to ensure the safety and comfort of its crew.

Fully equipped for long-distance cruising, this Alumarine 55 is ready to set sail immediately for a world tour without compromise: autonomy, safety, reliability, and ease of maintenance are at the heart of its design. A rare and unique sailing yacht, built to last, intended for sailors seeking a safe, seaworthy, and comfortable boat, capable of crossing oceans with elegance and confidence.

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