Gaff-rigged Cutter, Main Sail, Staysail, and Jib on a Retractable Bowsprit. A boat from the 1955-1960 period of the Breton straits, built by Paraveau shipyards in Marennes Oléron, Charente-Maritime.

Classified as Category 3 for Five People.

Iroko hull, teak deck. Hull length: 9.20m.

Length under sails: 12.20m.

Maximum beam: 3.10m.

Draft: 1.22 meters (designed for the Breton straits), air draft: 9.50 meters. Lead keel (1.5 tons) integrated into the hull.

12hp Yanmar engine (ysm12).

This boat has sailed in Brittany, the English Channel, the straits, and, after transiting the Canal du Midi, in Corsica, up to Valencia (Spain). Currently, it's navigating in the Gulf of Lion. Its homeport is Canet en Roussillon, France at the old riggings base (Department: 66).

Registered as a part of the Maritime and River Heritage

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