Simeron is a high performance sailing cruiser with a lifting keel, built entirely in vacuum infused carbon/balsa sandwich.
The deck plan provides twin steering stations with easy access to the controls and large instrument screens for improved visibility. This layout ensures a clear passageway through the center of the yacht towards the aft deck.
The maneuvering cockpit is located forward of the steering stations and aft of the main cockpit, which acts as a very convivial solarium.
The tender is stored under a very large deck hatch found behind the helm and the transom door opens onto a voluminous lazarette.
The philosophy behind the accommodation plan focuses on ocean cruising while maintaining high performance thanks to modern technology.
Simeron is a yacht designed and built to cross oceans swiftly.
The interior layout was designed for both ocean cruising and life on board featuring four comfortable double cabins, each with its own bathroom. With its central location, the saloon provides a magnificent panoramic view.
Draft: 13 ft. 5 in.
Beam: 18 ft. 10 in.
Displacement: 99225
Standard features:
Specs
Construction N degrees 46
Year 2004
Architect Tony Castro
Interior designer Couëdel / Hugon Design
Material Composite carbon
balsa / vinylester
Length 82'
Beam 18'10"
Draft 9'6"/13'5"
Displacement 99,225 lbs
Ballast 25,137 lbs
Rig Cutter
Sail area 3,550 sq.ft
Engine Cummins 180 hp
