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Aventura 44: This Tunisian-built catamaran is well worth a closer look

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  • July 22, 2020

This 44 is the new flagship of the growing Aventura brand. These Tunisian-built catamarans are designed by Lasta Studio, like the Bali range

This means a modern look and feel to them with a marked chine, heavy reverse sheer, dreadnought bows and a prominent but swept-back coachroof.

Key features include a raised bulkhead steering position, sliding windows and door between cockpit and saloon, and a dedicated chart table with a fine view ahead.

Aventura makes much of its ‘innovative’ saloon/cockpit design, although there doesn’t appear to be anything too original about it.

What it does do is to create good walkthrough space to reach the aft platform. The Aventura 44’s layout can accommodate three or four double cabins, with either two or four heads.

Aventura also cites the use of oversize deck equipment as proof that it has been developed with input from offshore sailors.

That also seems to extend to the engines, which offer 2x40hp or 57hp depending on the option – for a 10 tonne catamaran , that’s pretty generous.

Specification

LOA: 13.20m (43ft 4in) Beam: 7.00m (23ft 0in) Draught: 1.3m (4ft 3in) Displacement: 9,500kg (20,944lb) Starting price: €329,500 (ex. VAT)

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Aventura 44-S, a brand new cruising catamaran for less than 500,000 euros

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With accommodations ranging from 3 to 6 cabins, the Aventura 44-S meets the needs of both owners and charterers. The architect's beautiful pencil line could make this model a best-seller for the shipyard.

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After 10 years of good and loyal service, the Aventura 44 will be replaced by the Aventura 44-S (the S changes everything!). This new catamaran designed by Samer Lasta takes the lines of its younger brother, the Aventura 37.

Cockpit et accès au fly sur l'Aventura 44-S

6 cabins in 44 feet!

Jusqu'à 6 cabines dans l'Aventura 44-S

This catamaran of 13.50 m long and 7.50 m wide is distinguished by the possibility of accommodating 6 cabins and 4 bathrooms! A rare possibility in this size of sailing boat. This layout was made possible by opening a direct access to the aft cabins on the outside, facing the skirts at the back of the cockpit. Thus, the companionways from the saloon lead to the 2 other double cabins of each hull. The 2 cabins accessible from the cockpit have only single beds. To be reserved for children or a skipper.

Relaxation areas

L'accès aux cabines depuis l'arrière du cockpit

In terms of facilities, the flybridge on the deckhouse is dedicated to sunbathing, but has a real staircase on the port side to access it just in front of the helm station. This helm station is separated from the manoeuvring station so as not to interfere with the management of the 115 m² of sail area, a solution that has already been devised and validated on the Aventura 37.

An aggressive price

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he first orders have just been received at the Multihull Boat Show in La Grande Motte (April 2022). Not bad for a model that will only be visible at the end of 2023 euros The progress made by the shipyard in the construction and finishing of its boats, as well as the starting sales price announced at 485,000 euros excluding tax, are undoubtedly a major factor in this avalanche of orders

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With the Aventura 44, the shipyard signs its new flagship. It takes the innovative square / cockpit concept already present on the old models of the brand, combined with a modern design, elegant and innovative signed Lasta Design Studio. The record ability, the ergonomics and the care provided to the facilities make the Aventura 44 a catamaran particularly suitable for cruises with family, friends, or solitary sailing in complete safety.

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With the Aventura 44, the shipyard signs its new flagship. It takes the innovative square / cockpit concept already present on the old models of the brand, combined with a modern design, elegant and innovative signed Lasta Design Studio. The record ability, the ergonomics and the care provided to the facilities make the Aventura 44 a catamaran particularly suitable for cruises with family, friends, or solitary sailing in complete safety.

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Aventura 50 MY Review

In this review, we will talk about the experience of the topRik team with the Aventura 50 MY motor catamaran on the boat show in Cannes and at sea. You will also find out what leading yachting media journalists and seasoned yachtsmen think about this unique multihull. Expert reviews are supplemented and illustrated with photographs and videos.

Aventura 50 MY Review

Shipyard STGI Aventura Catamarans presented its flagship, the Aventura 50 MY trawler motor catamaran, at the 2021 Cannes Yachting Festival. And six months after the world premiere, the competition jury gave it the title “Winner of the Multihull of The Year 2022” in its category.

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On our own behalf, we add that at that time the unique trawler claimed several “best” nominations in several categories.

  • Aventura 50 MY catamaran was the cheapest among motorized twin-hull boats of this size.
  • Naval architects and designers from Lasta Design Studio provided the yacht's passengers and crew with the highest level of comfort among motor yachts in this category.
  • For the first time on a yacht of this size, 6 cabins are available, each with its own bathroom.
  • The hydraulic platform that lowers and raises - this is the only case of such a solution for a platform and cat of this size.
  • This is the only multi-deck power catamaran that can be navigated from transom to foredeck without encountering steps along the way.

But let's stop here and look at technical characteristics now, which are really pleasant for the price.

Aventura 50 MY Review

Features of Aventura 50 MY

  • Brand: Aventura
  • Hull type: Catamaran
  • Overall length, m: 14.9
  • Width, m: 7.5
  • Draft, m: 1
  • Displacement, t: 17
  • Air draft, m: 22
  • Water tanks, l: 800
  • Exterior design (Architect): Lasta Design Studio
  • Interior Design: Nova Luxe
  • CE Certification: A12
  • Engines, hp: 2 x 320
  • Option engines, hp: 2 x 440
  • Fuel tanks, l: 2 x 1500 / 1000

Review Aventura 50 MY by TopRik Team

TopRik team had several goals at the Cannes Yachting Festival. First, we tried to explore as many new models as possible in order to talk about their capabilities, based on our own experience. Secondly, we selected yachts to replenish our "flotilla" for charters and training.

Of course, when we approached the stand of the STGI Aventura Catamarans shipyard, our attention was drawn to a motor catamaran with a possible 6 cabin version and at a great price. It is just perfect for a charter, as well as for renting out to a large family, a group of close friends or for corporate events.

With three decks, the catamaran does not resemble the house of her beloved aunt, who prefers the Victorian style in architecture. Rather, it is a harmoniously looking and comfortable three-story modern cottage, which suddenly got a motor and went out to the open sea. There is a terrace, and a veranda, and an attic with a nice balcony, and comfortable living quarters, and a backyard, the title of which can be assigned to both the cockpit and the foredeck. We have to admit, we spent some time in cottages, much worse suited for life on land. On Aventura 50 MY, you can even make Atlantic crossings, which, apart from us, was pointed out by many other experts.

The catamaran attracts attention at first sight due to this huge flybridge and an equally large platform.

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Not only this platform can accommodate a full-fledged motor boat and a surfboard (for example) at the same time - there is also a garage with a transom entry, which will fit a couple of folding bikes.

The platform itself is unique - it is regulated by a hydraulic mechanism, and it immediately lowers along the entire length. It is the only hydraulic platform with this solution on trawler yachts of this size. Usually the middle part of the platform is lowered, and the side parts serve as ladder steps. Here you will have to walk a long enough distance to get to the steps if the cat is moored to the pier astern – quite a journey. Be careful though and don’t trip over the mooring cleats, a fold-out ladder for launching into the water, or dinghy holders if they are not lowered into the platform.

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Please note that you can only enter the cockpit from the starboard side. A ladder on the port side will take you to the side deck, along which you can go to the bow and through the doorway into the saloon. That is, there are two ways to the saloon - from the cockpit and from the foredeck. In addition, under the folding steps of the left side there is an entrance to the engine compartment, where, in addition to the engines, other equipment is also located, which is convenient to maintain due to easy access.

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You can see the entrance from the cockpit in a few photos above, and the entrance from the foredeck can be seen in the photo below. This photo confirms that it is possible to walk from the cockpit to the bow (and vice versa) without encountering a single step, as the shipyard representatives stated during the presentation of the cat.

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Despite the significant dimensions and the presence of a large and highly located flybridge, the motor catamaran looks very harmonious, energetic and dynamic. And it doesn't just look this way. Let's finally go up the ladder and take a closer look at all the decks and rooms of the Aventura 50 MY trawler.

In the Cockpit

We certainly agree that 15 meters, which is approaching the length of the Aventura 50 MY, is not the smallest length for a catamaran. But what is impressive on board is the space that is literally expanding before your eyes. So we stood on the pier and were impressed only by the area of the platform, the cockpit did not make a huge impression until we boarded and the panorama opened up before us. You can’t pick another word, since all these volumes cannot be crammed into one frame if you do not have a panoramic camera. Therefore, let’s look at the cockpit, captured in several pictures. This is the view that opens when you just climbed here along the ladder from the starboard side.

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And as you climb the steps, the volume and space at the aft part of the cat keeps growing. And if you cross the cockpit and turn around, you can finally fully appreciate this space, which gives freedom of movement and the opportunity to organize a great place to relax or to dine al fresco. A freezer that can be filled with drinks, ice cream and fruits will help you to have a great time on these comfortable sofas around a large table.

A hard bimini will cover you in the bright sun if you take a sofa on the port side, but will not interfere with enjoying the sun bath if you choose a transom sofa for relaxation.

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You can appreciate the large open space where you can arrange a disco or take it with an additional bench if you are planning a party with a large number of invited guests.

By the way, once again when reviewing different yachts from different shipyards, we pay attention to how furniture corners are handled. On the Aventura 50 MY you will not bruise yourself on the corners because they are just not here. All joints and corners are either soft or rounded - this, as we have noted more than once, is one of the important indicators of the level of comfort on a cruise yacht.

Comfort or Performance?

Let's just say that Lasta Design Studio never puts the question that way. Naval architects and engineers had to solve many problems in order to combine comfort and performance without compromising on either.

They used pressurized epoxy injection sandwich structures to lighten the hulls. All of the yacht's heavy equipment has been distributed in such a way as to balance the center of gravity of the catamaran's stepped structures. A powerful hydraulic platform was also involved in the balancing process. This solved two problems at once: it improved seaworthiness and provided sufficient below-deck space for comfortable accommodation in cabins.

In the Cabins

Of course, could not explore all the versions of Aventura 50 MY. At Cannes, we saw first hand that the owner's version with three cabins is ideally suited for a sea voyage of a loving couple, a family with children or a group of friends who know each other well.

This version provides a master cabin, which takes the entire space of one float. Therefore, there is a large seating area, a living area, as well as a separate bathroom with an isolated shower.

All parts of the owner's cabin are well lit and ventilated. It receives both natural light and fresh air flows thanks to large portholes with opening "vents" and hatches.

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With the help of the photo above, you, standing with your back to a large wardrobe with mirrored doors, can inspect the owner’s cabin from the side of the “bedroom”, where there is a large island bed with bedside tables and lockers, then there is a “living room” with a dressing table, sofa and storage space for personal things, and even further, in the bow - a bathroom.

For comparison, here is the bathroom in the master cabin and other cabins in the owner's version with 3 cabins in question.

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As you can see, they are not much different, except that the master cabin's shower room is more spacious, with a large base.

Beds in guest cabins (or cabins for children) are also quite large, but there is less storage space, and there is no “living room”. However, natural light and ventilation are just as available as in the master cabin.

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These and other versions, where up to 6 cabins with a separate bathroom for each of them, are available to the buyer, are presented in the diagrams below.

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In the Cabin

And now you will have another reason to admire the thoughtful engineering and design, that is, the work of Lasta Design Studio. After inspecting the cabins, we go to the saloon, and again we observe this mystical expansion of space.

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We entered from the cockpit side, and the exit to the foredeck seems very far away - well, isn't it magic! I just want to go out to the pier and look at the boat again to make sure that we are not in a cottage, but on a motor yacht. How do they do it? Are they Hogwarts graduates?

A through passage from the cockpit to the foredeck, huge windows, that glaze half of the cabin perimeter, add volume, natural light, and a constant supply of fresh air, also providing excellent visibility.

As you can see, the entire space here is strictly zoned: a dining area, a galley, a work area with a navigation table and a control panel.

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Very comfortable sofas around the dining table can be complemented with pouffes or a soft bench if you plan to invite a large number of guests. And for a family or a group of friends, passengers of a charter, such additions will not be needed. A dozen people, for whom the catamaran is designed for sleeping places, will be accommodated here comfortably. Don't forget that there are a few more seats at the helm.

But on the way to the control post, this huge refrigerator and freezers will undoubtedly attract your attention - there is quite some space to load food during a long autonomous voyage. And cooking process will be very pleasant in this well-equipped kitchen, where even several chefs will not hit each other with their elbows.

The skipper and his assistant or any passenger of the yacht, sitting next to the helmsman at the chart table, will feel the most free in terms of accommodation. There are two huge seats, which are also adjustable in height - you can control the boat both sitting and standing.

The helm resembles the steering wheel of a car. Actually, for driving a motorized cat, the ability to drive a car is only a plus. If you are into cars and don’t mistake your left hand for your right hand, consider yourself almost ready to drive a cat and totally ready if you have moved to a motor boat from a sailing boat. A beginner will have to master the most important skill - to feel the catamaran’s volumes and perimeters, so as not get damage or to cause damage when mooring near someone else's boats.

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The helmsman when mooring, as well as when driving on the high seas, will be helped by the devices located on the control panel: thruster, autopilot, gas/reverse lever. Navigate the high seas with a compass, radar, communications, and a marine display that can combine chartplotter, radar, and sonar functions.

In addition to navigational instruments, the helm panel displays indicators of all equipment that ensures the life of the yacht. So, the skipper can control his ship either from the saloon, or from the captain's bridge, which is placed on the flybridge.

Behind the Helm on the Flybridge

The control station on the flybridge is practically a copy of the steering wheel from the panel in the cabin. We will give his photo at the very beginning of the section to make it easier for you to compare with the previous one.

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The only significant difference between these two posts is the lack of glazing on the flybridge: in front of the helmsman, there is an almost circular view of all 360°. This is very important for a vessel of this width when mooring, leaving, maneuvering in a narrow lagoon or when passing through locks.

In practice, the topRik team made sure that it is equally easy and comfortable to control the boat both from the saloon and from the flybridge. Very obedient boat, despite the impressive dimensions. Setting off and mooring do not cause any problems - the view of the entire cat from the flybridge is excellent. We didn't aim for maximum speed on purpose, but 24 knots per hour can be reached quickly on Yanmar engines, unless, of course, you don’t feel like wasting fuel for the sake of speed. But sometimes it is necessary to avoid a storm or to overcome a powerful rip current.

Now get ready to see the flybridge in all its 27 m² splendor.

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What? You expected more? So here’s more to you.

Aventura 50 MY Review

That’s right - this is a galley with a grill, sink, refrigerator for food and a cabinet for storing kitchen utensils.

If you are still not satisfied and do not see the claimed 27 m² here, what can we say? Only that you are right! Because there is still a spare area where you can place a solarium, a gym or even a jacuzzi... Just when calculating fuel consumption, keep in mind that the weight of exercise equipment or additional water mass can significantly increase it.

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Our research of the Aventura 50 MY power catamaran ends at the bow, although this is illogical, given that from the saloon we immediately get to the foredeck, and we ended up on the flybridge. But the ways of our skipper are inscrutable - he was eager to compare two control station, and we, of course, followed in the fairway. Until we got to the foredeck.

On the Foredeck

And this is still a real fordeck, and not just part of a flat deck in the bow area. As expected, part of the deck is recessed. On the dais there are sun loungers with backs and mattresses, and in the recess there are tables. A great place to relax and sunbathe.

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Well, it seems that we went around and explored all the nooks and crannies of this comfortable floating cottage, and it's time to sum up... Oh, no, we forgot that the flybridge roof also performs more than one function here. In addition to protecting her bimini convertible from rain or sunlight, it is also a platform for solar panels with a total power of 6.6 kW with an output of about 25 kW/h.

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Advantages of Aventura 50 MY

One could start with the shortcomings, but against the backdrop of the advantages of the Aventura 50 MY, the shortcomings that some topRik experts wished to state seem to be just minor niggles, such as the insufficiently wide passage between the bed and the side bulkhead in the master cabin or the cramped shower cubicle in one of the guest cabins. Considering that the last claim came from our friend, whose height is 2 meters, we can assume that most passengers should not be that worried.

Benefits reflect the already established priorities for STGI Aventura Catamarans.

  • Quality. It is enough to list the companies supplying the marine equipment and engines to understand that quality is an essential requirement for all components of the shipyard's yachts. Names such as Raymarine , Yanmar, Nanni speak for themselves. The same applies to the materials used - stainless steel A4 316 ISI, marine wood, natural materials for interior design.
  • Safety. This feature of Aventura boats comes from the first point and is supported by the use of the most advanced technologies in boat manufacturing. All models before going on sale are tested by experienced offshore yachtsmen with careful record of the issues, which are then eliminated.
  • Performance and comfort. The power of the Aventura 50 MY is provided by engines from leading manufacturers, but the developers did not stop there. They lightened the yacht as much as possible and raised the main deck to provide maneuverability with excellent stability and comfortable movement in the cabins. This cat is easy to manage, it’s also easy to navigate its decks and enjoy its living spaces.
  • Versatility. All of the above benefits ensure that the Aventura 50 MY catamaran is in demand by various representatives of the maritime community: from businessmen who are engaged in rentals and charters, to yachtsmen who want to provide a comfortable and safe cruise for the family.

Reviews of Aventura 50 MY from Professionals

Here are the testimonials of yachtsmen-journalists of the leading yachting media who first got acquainted with the Aventura 50 MY catamaran during its world premiere.

Alan Harper

The author began his short review from a historical perspective into the history of the shipyard. He recalled that 20 years have passed since the first sailing yacht built in Tunisia, and the shipyard already has a line of not only sailing, but also motor Aventura catamarans.

Studio Samer Lasta in La Rochelle developed the Aventura 50 MY catamaran with stepped planing hulls for the shipyard. The author noted an important advantage of the new model: a fairly good cornering speed with modest power, as well as a significant range, which is provided by fuel tanks with a total volume of 3000 liters.

Alan settled on a method of building hulls in which the lightness of a foam sandwich construction is insured by the strength of epoxy resins.

The author's expectations were justified, and the interior, located between the buildings, really turned out to be light and spacious. He noted that here the efforts of the developers have focused on a large galley on the port side and a dining area on the starboard side, where 10 passengers can take seats at the table at the same time.

Alan noted an alternative dining area in the wide cockpit. He was also not disappointed by the space below deck, which is often cramped, yet the shipyard developers made it very hospitable.

He stated that with twin engines of 320-440 hp, the motor catamaran has a top speed of 26 knots.

Chloé Torterat

The author of the popular yacht project Chloé Torterat, like most observers and experts, noted that the shipyard offers several versions and design options for the Aventura 50 MY Power. At 13.6 m at the waterline and 7.5 m in beam, this imposing catamaran offers a variety of layouts to suit both the private owner (3 ensuite double cabins) and the charterer (up to 6 ensuite cabins).

An 800-liter water tank, 500-liter fuel tanks and 602-liter refrigeration equipment provide the necessary autonomy for a cruise of several days.

She also took some time to point out all the beauty and comfort of the flybridge with its grill and storage space, 360° view and full-size hard-top. The author was just as impressed with the saloon, which is so extra that it even has a wine cellar as an option.

In the end Chloé concludes that this vessel has all you need for long vacation on the water and calls it a real floating home.

Video Reviews of Aventura 50 MY

The best confirmation of the experts' opinions is the videos showing off the properties of the Aventura 50 MY motor catamaran. As you’ll see, they fully coincide with the information given above.

First, let’s start with Multihulls World’s short review of this yacht:

If you are more of a visual person, here’s a CG turntable of Aventura 50 MY, which shows all of its main volumes:

The yacht is fairly new - there’s not much videos in English, yet this extensive review in German gives you ton of footage of the yacht’s interiors:

We have seen in practice and hopefully convinced you that the Aventura 50 MY motor catamaran is a powerful and comfortable boat both to manage and to live on board.

Its versatility is manifested in the fact that, as our data have shown, it is in demand among almost all representatives of the maritime community:

  • those who wish to provide the family with a safe and comfortable vacation on the water;
  • lovers of water and underwater hobbies and entertainment: spearfishing, diving, fishing from the stern, etc.;
  • those who prefer to retire to the sea with a loved one;
  • lovers of cruises with a large group of friends;
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13-06-2019, 23:19  
Boat: dream of one
planning, we are looking to acquire a , we very much appreciate your (personal) opinions on our big decision. Here is a little of our story.
with 2-3 small (ie 4-5 people), who wants to explore the for half of a year in the near future (before starts for our oldest kid). . to pay for the loan. Hence owning instead of chartering. will also be extremely tight, namely strictly limited to 200k €, assuming a bank is willing to accept a 30% (60k €)down-payment, and the rest spread over 10 years or so.
Here are the we have explored
The with options will fall just into our before VAT. Since we will be handing the yacht to a management after her first season, we are ok with having her VAT not paid.
The pros are , etc) due to its size time lines up rather well with our travel plan. The cons are in terms of quality as compared to big brands (Lagoon, FP). , eg. monolithic polyester, Nanni saildrives. The alternative to that would be a .
The pros are to run around. The cons are
Because we are , we will take any input from you into consideration. Also because we are , we lack certain common senses that are the shared among the community. Hence try not to speak sarcastically. Try to spell it out for us.

Thanks,
20-06-2019, 15:33  
Boat: Lagoon 380 S2
? maybe a house you can get a mortgage on?). Boat loans aren't mainstream in and may be hard to get!

Check if you can find a charter base in the willing to charter a 10yo cat for another 10 years. Or willing to charter a tiny Aventura. That is for sure possible but again not mainstream and the deals to be had may not be favourable. Think hard if you really want to be in the charter business.
If its because you honestly can't afford the boat then maybe its not a smart idea.

Going with a VAT unpaid boat imposes a certain risk of being charged VAT plus fines, and spending weeks / months chained to a filthy . I don't think this is likely to happen, but if they get you its a big chunk to swallow and the holiday is ruined. Can you afford to pay 30-35% of boat value on a short notice? Not really a likely thing to happen, but still...


You seem to think the Aventura will be delivered on time, in budget, turnkey and hassle free. I have no experience with but I have some doubts. A will eat lots of time and - they all do.
Think how easy the boat will sell on a short notice. Say you run into financial troubles towards the end of the trip and you need a quick exit. Which one sells quicker and for a more predictable : Aventura or FP/Lagoon/Leopard?


I'd suggest to go with a smaller FP / / .
For 2 (or 3) kids and also for chartering a or small sounds ideal. FP Mahe would be big enough, but won't charter well (too few beds & to few heads).
Bigger will be out of reach for you, or already very old and in need of (and out of budget once refitted).


Budget... You need to figure out a total budget for your sabatical. Not only for the boat but for running it, daily expenses, funds to return back home, funds to keep the boat somewhere after the trip (for a you can spend anywhere between 4k and 20k per year just for a mooring). And don't forget emergencies...
Say a month into the trip you have to spend 4 weeks in an expensive marina in season to get an rebuilt. 5000 for the , 3000 for the marina (exactly what happened to us). Can you handle that without issues? Plus maybe some other unforeseen mishaps that _will_ happen?

Actually I don't think you should try to finance unless you have particular reasons to do that. Not having saved hard enough is not a smart reason. Hoping that the stock market will continue to outpace loan interest is not a smart reason. Actually the only reason I can think of is all tied into real estate that is generating very good income.

Be honest to yourself and think very hard if you can really afford that plan - even if things go wrong. If the answer is no then consider alternatives.
Maybe go with a small / boat that you can easily afford without having to charter it. Does it have to be a cat? I know that its nice to picture yourself aboard a nice modern cat, and a sailing cat is surely nice for long distance travels and in regions with lots of space. But realistically the has expensive (or no at all), very tight spaces even at , very little / too much so sailing doesn't happen as often as hoped for, ...

Most are very expensive in season (a 380 will easily cost 150 Euro per night in high season, or much more in prime locations) and often there is no space available at all for a cat. So you have to stay at most of the time. And constantly watch the and move if does not allow you to stay - even at night. With small kids this can be a challenge.


Spending half a year in the med onboard is only feasible in season. Say May to October, maybe April to November but that can be nasty already. Outside that timeslot its too cold / miserable / wet / windy to with small kids. Think how this fits for your time constraints for the oldest kid and . Maybe postpone elementary school for a year (not a problem typically).



How do I know? Back in 2010 we bought a 410, in 2011/2012 we sailed the Med and the for 11 months, and the boat there to fly back home. Back then we had 2 pre-school kids.
20-06-2019, 23:41  
Boat: dream of one
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After seeing your comments/opinions, that got us rethink carefully. To be prepared for the unexpected, I guess we cannot afford the extra comfort at the moment. Instead we will look for a well-kept used in the 100k Euro range, and leave some cash to spend during our journey.
May I follow up on a couple extra questions? would be convenient? Shallow is quite hard to come by, and it is usually still in the range of 1.7m ?
Many thanks again for sharing your experience/opinions.
20-06-2019, 23:57  
for half a year without sailing experience seems like a really really bad idea. It’s just too much hassle and you will spend considerably more than you initially thought.

Just charter for a few weeks at a time and/or buy a for in .
21-06-2019, 03:43  
Boat: Lagoon 380 S2
. If you charter a 380 in season you will burn through your budget at an insane rate.


For us our 11mo trip turned out to cost very little: Under 20k Euro for living expenses, , flights, , etc. We are frugal and spent very little on shore. The only boat related costs included here are mooring, and items enough that we haven't tracked them separately.

Any bigger items we accounted as boat costs instead. The boat itself came out even, as we bought a true bargain. Between and selling we made good 15k Euro which covered the and bills during our 18mo . At the end we in a direct no-broker deal and came out within 1k of our cost base.

But: That required a lot of , and a lot of luck.

Imagine we had bought the boat at fair market price and sold her using a .
Fair price in 2010 would have resulted in roughly 15k deprecation, plus 15k & maintenance, and another 15k fee. So being unlucky / lazy the cost could have been 45k Euro instead.

I can't comment on monos. Space is very different already between a 400 and a 380. But I have no clue how big a mono needs to be to give similar room. Maybe 45-50ft to match a Lagoon 380?


.. depends where you are. From November to March you will probably run a heater frequently at daytime, depending where you are (sun helps a lot!). Night time is a different story.
But with really small kids you should have a heater ready for anything but summer. Imagine a kid is ill and you have to stuff him in a cold with no way of for days. Everything will be wet and cold from moisture. Bad idea.



Even if you stretch your budget you can not affort the comfort level you want. a boat to go sailing while your income is reduced significantly sounds like a risky idea to me. If you are honest about your plans and finances no bank will give you a boat loan anyway.

To do a 6mo trip on a nice 200k catamaran I would need 250k cash as an absolute minimum, plus enough income to cover my living expenses. Others may want more or less.

With 60k cash I would be looking at 30-40k . That leaves a small cushion for troubles and will probably buy you a , or a , or some other older cat or mono. Of course this is more camping style than luxury cruising but 60k is not a luxury budget in the world.

an RV may be smarter for a 6mo trip - lower risk, lower cost, easier to get in and out. At the end you can park it somewhere, while a boat will continue to cost lots of money until sold.
21-06-2019, 05:49  
Boat: dream of one
from time to time. Our fugality is second to none. If you could managed 20k for 11 months, we can possibly do 10k for 4 months. And the rest of the time in a little .


Perhaps one more question.
If we are looking to acquire an owner's yacht (not excharter), when would be the best time of the year?


A 30-40 footer with lifting may fit our bill.



Cheers,
21-06-2019, 06:03  
Boat: Lagoon 380 S2
, and the toddler can sleep in the parent's . More than that is optional IMO.
If you can live in a California then even a 30ft sailboat is big enough.



Think out of the box, like this one:

Maybe its possible to travel the canals to the Med?

Or this one:

Just big enough. Keep in mind: Cost grows exponentially with .


As for best time to buy, I think nobody knows. There are several conflicting theories. Many people say early in as people just received their invoices reminding them that and mooring are costly. Others say that towards the end of the season is when best deals come out.
But on the other hand buying a boat in the middle of the season may also be smart as most buyers already have different plans for the summer, and no time to visit boats.
I just don't know.

Don't be too concerned about . In the med its more important to have enough chain than to have . You are not allowed to anchor close to the beach anyway.
21-06-2019, 06:59  
10m (similar size) for a few years in . It was older and not as snazzy as the Adventura parked across the way from us but it was 25k rather than 200k . You are pretty much guaranteed to lose 25k the second they hand you the keys, so even if we walked away completely from the Catalac, we would still be ahead. It will go all the same places and when you (or the kids) put a scratch in it...it's just another scratch not a huge emotional impact.

With 60k cash, you could buy a similar boat and keep 20-30k in reserve to cover issues and debt free which will take a lot of the stress off. Then when you know what you want, you can upgrade later.

PS: We know a few people who bought new cruising boats...there are still a lot of costs and problems. Even if the problems are covered under warranty, there usually isn't a time limit for repairing them. We had friends on the lose an entire season waiting for warranty . Do you want to risk that for your sabbatical?
22-06-2019, 15:00  
Boat: dream of one
option.
May I also ask how long it took you to acquire and sell a boat? Say from 1st contacting selling to paying everything, and from 1st listing the ad to receive money.
As we are stepping into mid-season, I guess we need to look harder now.


@valhalla360
I understand the "baby illness" from new yachts. However, overly old yachts have others problems to be ironed out.
For us, it may be more comfortable to take a loan, get a newish used yacht in the 100k range. After our season, it will be guaranteed to be easy to sell or to charter.


:

30-40 footer major brand with shallow/lifting keel.
22-06-2019, 15:28  
Boat: Lagoon 380 S2
22-06-2019, 15:45  
Boat: dream of one
cost like for a 100k yacht?



How long would the entire take? I am trying to time our first contact so that it will be about right for our take-off




as we had on our cats. Afterall you just want to do some island hopping, not long passages or ocean crossings.
22-06-2019, 16:02  
Boat: Lagoon 380 S2
22-06-2019, 22:59  
involves and your intend to charter the cat afterwards to recoup money won’t .

You do not have anywhere near enough saved funds to spend on a newish catamaran.
23-06-2019, 00:20  
Boat: Jon Sayer 1-off 46 ft fract rig sloop strip plank in W Red Cedar
in your cruising, and they will entail significant expenses. Your proposed budget(s) do not allow for such .

It WILL take much longer to find and purchase any boat than you think. The idea of precise timing of the purchase to slot into your plans is ludicrous... it just won't happen that way, just as Rabbi is trying to tell you.

I don't think there are many charter companies that will be interested in your <100K monohull. Counting on that as a get-out plan is naive and fraught with failure modes.

Selling a boat isn't like any other commodity IME. The market place is vague and is driven by emotions and advertising, not value and utility. This means that prompt sales are rare indeed, especially if you are insistent upon recouping your buying price. As Rabbi (a fount of practical IMO_ has said, just keeping a boat in good nick and in a marina so it can be sold by a broker costs a considerable monthly sum... and it has no discrete end point.

So, IMO your plans are doomed, at least as stated. IMO (again) if you want to pursue the dream, it should be in a <50 K$ monohull, to be purchased some months before planned departure. This gives you time to spend another perhaps 10 K$ getting it up to snuff for your trip. I think that budget would get you into a circa 40 foot mono in good enough nick to potz around the Med for a season, with enough slack to deal with whatever "events" might arise.

Of course, the degree of luxury is somewhat (!) reduced relative to a new catamaran. But ya know, we've been cruising for a long time and we've met a lot of young families with kids cruising on way smaller boats and having a hell of a good time,,, and covering far more miles than you propose. Like a couple with two boys, circa 10 and 12 years old, sailing a 27. They had sailed from California two year earlier and we met them in . A year or so later they got to Oz and sold the boat and flew back to the . Compared to your budget they were paupers... but very happy paupers!

So your sabbatical can be done, and on your budget... just not the way you envision it. Please listen to those of us who have lots of miles, have owned lots of boats and who have seen lots of disappointed and sometimes ruined folks who knew better than us.

I hate being a parade rainmaer...

Jim
23-06-2019, 00:27  
Boat: Wildcat 35, Hobie 33
 
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