NIEBLA – 59′ Fairlie Yachts 2005 – Paul J. Spooner Sea Cruiser

Specifikationen

General Information

Accommodation 

• 5 guests (7 with saloon couch)
• Master cabin with one double bed at starboard side and a single bed at port side
• Forward cabin includes a single bed convertible into a double
• Saloon offers 2 extra beds with large sofas
• Galley is very seaworthy and easy to work, located forward of main mast
• One classic and comfortable head and shower forward of main mast and one sink in master cabin

Engine

• Deutz 84HP, diesel, 4 cylinder

Rigg and sails

• Mast: Carbon Fibre Formular Spars with rod rigging
• Boom: Carbon Fibre Formular Sparsin boom furling
• Head sails furling gear: Reckman Furlers in stainless steel
• Sails:

– North 3DI full batten

– North 3DI Yankee

– North 3DI Stay Sail

– Banks Sails UK symmetric spinnaker

– Banks Sails UK MPS

Mechanical, electrical, tankage and navigation

• Anchor (CQR 140lbs with 90m of 12mm chain)+(CQR 105lbs with 150m of 20mm rope)
• Winches 3x electric Andersen , 4x manual Andersen
• Windlass Maxwell 3500 electric
• Bow thruster Maxpower
• Generator 6KW Mastervolt
• Iverter 2KW Mastervolt
• Battery chargers 1x DC-DC 30A service to navigation, 2x 80A service, 1x 50A navigation
• Watermaker Sea Recovery 40 l/h
• Electronics B&G 3000
• Autopilot B&G with 1/2HP electric engine
• Radar Furuno Chart Plotter with mirror LCD in cockpit
• Sat phone Iridium

Comments

Niebla is a boat that allows a family cruise on their own or with a crew member that helps them on the daily basis routines on board. Weight was never spared in sacrifice of strength and security, but keeping the boat light so she doesn’t need big winds to enjoy the peace of cruising under sail and being able to do it in hard wind conditions and heavy seas.

Niebla is the result of the fusion between the elegance and the comfort of a classic hull and the performance given by a latest generation rig and sails, that allows you to sail safely, with a reduced crew or with no crew, as she was designed to be sailed single handled. Her hull was built with cold molded wood and epoxy resin, her frames and deck beams were laminated as one only piece, giving her a structural strength beyond the requirements of the loads that she has to withstand and with the 50% of her displacement in the led keel. Together with a carbon fiber rig give her an optimal upright momentum that allows you to trim the sails to give her owner an unprecedented enjoyment with the sailing experience on board this boat. Niebla is perfectly equipped for cruising and sailing even with short crew and is currently undergone a refit for varnish, paint and electronics at Robbe & Berking Classics.