Yacht Feature- New NEEL 45 trimaran
by Multihull Solutions on 27 Sep 2011
NEEL 45 SW
Innovative trimaran builder NEEL has produced an exciting new model, the NEEL 45, which has been greeted with enthusiasm from multihull enthusiasts world-wide.
Designed and constructed after NEEL’s three decades of sailing and ship building experience, the new NEEL 45 is a fast cruising trimaran which is easy to handle, intrinsically impressive, comfortable and built according to the highest safety standards.
In keeping with its predecessor, the NEEL 50, the new trimaran is distinguished by its original design, particularly its use of space and light, modern design, loft look, storage areas, speed, safety and comfort at sea.
The NEEL 45 has retained the same optimal level of privacy in its cabins, as well as independence for owner and crew who have well-separated accommodation.
It has been designed with an emphasis on innovation to improve overall performance: The reversed bows reduce pitching and maximise the trimaran’s waterline length.
The new trimaran features a unique layout, different to traditional trimarans. Its two wings are connected by the living area which accommodates the galley, spacious saloon and cockpit.
The yacht is available in two versions:
The Owner’s Version
This is a remarkable liveaboard or cruising trimaran that comprises a sleek Owner’s cabin with private bathroom plus two double bedrooms, additional bathroom and extensive storage capacity.
Charter version
By adding four beds and two sinks in the floats, the NEEL 45 'Charter' is welcoming 12 people in 5 cabins.
For more information about the trimaran please go to the website, where you will find full contact information: www.neel-trimarans.com
NEEL 45 Specifications
L.O.A. 44.26 ft
Beam 27.86 ft
Draft 3.6 ft
Full Load Displacement 6.5 tonnes
Main Sail Area 645 sq ft
Genoa Area 494 sq ft / Trinquette area 215 sq ft
Engines 40 hp
Fuel/Diesel 400 litres
Freshwater 530 litres
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