The Dufour Sortilège 41 (designed by Michel Dufour) is a classic and robust heavy displacement cruising ketch.
Built between 1968 and 1980, it stands out for its central cockpit, excellent long-distance sailing performance, and great seaworthiness.

Sailboat Specifications
Hull Type:
Fin with rudder on skeg
Rigging Type:
Masthead Ketch
LOA:
41.01 ft / 12.50 m
LWL:
31.99 ft / 9.75 m
S.A. (reported):
687.00 ft² / 63.82 m²
Beam:
12.30 ft / 3.75 m
Displacement:
18,982.00 lb / 8,610 kg
Ballast:
7,606.00 lb / 3,450 kg
Ratio:
Max Draft:
40%
5.74 ft / 1.75 m
Construction:
FG
First Built:
1971
Builder:
Dufour
Designer:
Michel Dufour
Auxiliary Power/Tanks (orig. equip.)
Make:
Perkins
Type:
Diesel
HP:
50
Fuel:
66 gals / 250 L

Accommodations
Water:
158 gals / 598 L
Sailboat Calculations

S.A. / Displ.:
15.51
Bal. / Displ.:
40.07
Disp: / Len:
258.85
Comfort Ratio:
29.89
Capsize Screening Formula:
1.85
Hull Speed:
7.58 kn
Pounds/Inch Immersion:
1,405.94 pounds/inch
Sailboat Links
Designers:
Michel Dufour
Builders:
Dufour Yachts (FRA)
Related Sailboats:
DUFOUR 41

Accommodation and Propulsion

Onboard Capacity: Up to 9 people

Cabins: Standard configuration of 2 cabins

Sleeping Places: Up to 9 people