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20 September 2024
BOATS IN READY DELIVERY – They sell 4 boats from 11 m to 25 m
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We have researched and selected for you four boats on ready delivery, including monohulls and catamarans that are ready to sail. If you are planning to buy a new boat and are eager to get on board, read on and enjoy the wind.
Each week we will present you with the best of the boats on ready delivery with a new installment of this column!
Four boats in prompt delivery from 38 feet to 82 feet
You will find boats very different in style and philosophy, but your new boat may be hiding among them. They are all already at the buoy, set up and ready to ply the waves.
Bavaria C38 (10.9 m) – Maneuverable and ergonomic
Distinctive design elements, such as the V-shaped bow and aft corner, make this Bavaria C38 in ready delivery a safe and fast boat with an incredible amount of space below deck. The boat we selected is outfitted in the 3-cabin version with 1 bathroom, light oak interior and has a bow thruster, Yanmar 40Hp, furling mainsail and self-tacking jib as options.
Hallberg-Rassy 400 (12 m) – Double wheel in aft cockpit
This Hallberg-Rassy 400 has the special feature of having the double rudder wheel in the aft cockpit, created to sail protected in all weather. The boat on ready delivery is equipped with a Volvo Penta D2 60/150S, Raymarine instrumentation, solar panels and Webasto as heating.
CNB 78 (25 m) – Under sail with crew
Designed by Philippe Briand, the new CNB 78 offers even larger, brighter and more comfortable interior spaces: the below-deck saloon, thanks to the special conformation of the deckhouse, offers a 360-degree panoramic view of the outside. This ready-to-deliver boat is suitable for those who like to sail off shore, but with crew.
Hanse 460 (14.5 m) – Innovation and Tradition
This buoy-ready Hanse 460 is the first built by French designers Berret-Racoupeau and combines maximum innovation with traditional Hanse values such as cruising speed and ease of sailing. This boat is outfitted with the 3-cabin, 2-bathroom layout, self-tacking jib and light gray cushioning
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