Enigma 360, the microcruiser…not recommended for the claustrophobic
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Nowadays, maximizing volume below deck is one of the key parameters to consider when designing a cruising boat. But there are also those who don’t care. Like this lady who for her solo “jaunts” at sea opted for a boat…custom-made: the boat, an Enigma 360, is a design by American Matt Layden, who specializes in the field of “microcruising.” What do you think? Easy to build yourself and transport, inexpensive, equipped with everything you need to navigate safely. Not recommended for the claustrophobic.
ENIGMA 360 DATA SHEET
Length 3.6 m
Length at waterline- 3.24 m
Maximum beam 1,087 m
Draught 0.155 m
Sup. Velica- 5.4 sqm
Displacement 267 kg
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