Introducing the new Vismara V41 SKM

The Vismara Marine shipyard is pleased to present the new V41 SKM project.

A project created by the Vismara team in collaboration with the architect Massimo Sabatini.12.50 m long, this boat is built with light and innovative materials such as wood (red cedar), and linen; while the deck is in cedar and marine plywood covered in linen cloth impregnated with ecological epoxy resin.

Under the hull there is a fixed keel with a draft of 2.7 m with high straightening, in order to allow better sailing upwind.
The mast, as well as the boom, is made of aluminum and the sail plan is very backward with a “square” mainsail.

All the maneuvers are carried back to the stern on the six winches positioned four in front and two behind the double wheelhouse, immediately striking the symmetrical structural layout.

Going down inside we find ourselves in the dinette consisting of the kitchen to its left, with tilting gas burners and large fridge; on the right a large dining table and elle sofa resting on the side of the boat with the chart table immediately next to it.

Continuing towards the bow you come across a large master cabin with double wardrobe; returning towards the stern instead, on the left of the entrance staircase there is a large bathroom with shower and another smaller one in front; in the far stern there are two twin cabins with double beds and wardrobes.

On the boat there is an electric motor located under the entrance ladder powered by lithium batteries and a small “Range Extender” generator.

On the deck, on the deckhouse, solar panels are installed that can generate battery maintenance energy.

Its interiors, small but welcoming, are very bright and airy thanks to the windows that all go around the deckhouse allowing you to look out at 360 degrees, and to the drums on the deck.

There are also windows on the hull that allow you to look outside while comfortably sitting on the sofa or in the cabin.

Please contact Grabau International for more detail on this exciting new addition to the Vismara fleet.