Accommodation
Below decks the Curlew offers a traditional cruising-yacht interior with extensive timber joinery and a notably warm, classic atmosphere.
The saloon provides generous longitudinal seating to port and starboard with a substantial central table arrangement and good storage beneath. Forward is a separate twin-berth cabin, while the accommodation also includes a separate heads compartment.
The traditional interior is finished in teak and mahogany, giving Planet of Hamble considerably more character than many modern GRP cruising yachts.

GALLEY
Galley with cooker and sink
Thermokool engine-driven refrigerator
Calorifier providing hot water
Two × 28-gallon fresh-water tanks
Taylor brass cabin heater
The Taylor brass heater is a particularly attractive period feature and complements the traditional interior nicely. The twin water tanks, refrigeration and hot-water system also make her well suited to extended cruising rather than simply day sailing

DECK & COCKPIT
The cockpit is a good size for a yacht of this era, with substantial timber seating, cockpit grating and extensive varnished joinery.
Wide side decks lead forward to a practical foredeck, with stainless-steel guardrails and pulpit. The yacht is fitted with a mainsail cover and the mast-lowering arrangement is clearly accessible from deck level.
Externally she retains a very traditional appearance, with her dark blue hull, timber rubbing strakes and substantial stainless-steel railings giving her a purposeful cruising-yacht profile.