Superb Floréal 38 (n° 13) steel biquille, built in 1986 from plans by Noël Carrère by the CNBP - Chantier Naval du Bon Port (now Chantier Dujardin).

This rare sailboat stands out for its remarkable state of maintenance and equipment. Perfectly prepared for a round-the-world trip, including through high latitudes, it is ready to set sail without delay. The berth at the marina in Martinique is transferable upon purchase. Its history is well documented: the boat has had only four owners since its construction. The current owners, meticulous and passionate, have maintained it since 2005. They are passing it on with complete documentation: manuals, histories, plans, electrical diagrams, detailed maintenance log, list of spare parts, etc. A rare opportunity for long-distance travel enthusiasts looking for a safe, robust sailboat ready to navigate far and in all conditions.

Construction in Navabord steel (an E390D type alloy designed to combine mechanical strength and deformation capacity). Hull with three sharp bilges in hot-dip galvanized steel (before and after welding), thickness of 3 to 4 mm. Engine: Yanmar 40 hp installed in 2014 with 500 hours. Self-sufficient boat with 740 W of solar panels, a 400 W wind turbine, and a desalination unit of 50 L/h. Enhanced thermal insulation (Styrodur 40 to 50 mm) throughout the hull and ceiling. The boat has a total of 6 sleeping places with a double cabin at the rear, a double berth in the saloon, and two single berths at the front. The saloon is bright and welcoming. Functional kitchen, bathroom with shower and Lavac toilet, well-equipped chart table.

On this boat, every detail has been carefully thought out, executed, and maintained with rigor. Contact us to obtain the complete file: detailed inventory, photos, history, technical diagrams, maintenance log, and more. A sailboat designed for the open sea, robust and secure, ideal for those considering long-distance sailing in all seas!