Three cabins with two bathrooms plus unfitted crew cabin.

ACCOMMODATION Guest Accommodation: 12 Guests in 6 en-suite Staterooms Master Cabin on main deck with private study, 3 walk-n closets, bathroom with tub and shower and forward Owner's area with Jacuzzi and Gym 2 VIP Double Cabins and 2 Twin Cabins on lower deck Twin Guest Cabin on upper deck with en-suite bathroom Crew Accommodation: 12 Crew members in 6 Cabins + Captain's Cabin on bridge deck and engineer's cabin on lower deck Pantry and day head on bridge deck Fully equipped galley, mid-pantry and day head on main deck Crew mess and crew galley Safe Boxes: Digital combination safes boxes, size A4 format in the Owner's cabin, guest bedrooms and two in the Captain's cabin Elevator: Class certified elevator from lower deck to upper deck

A carefully constructed French project; born for cruising, it allows good sailing performance. The Dufour 1800 is one of the many "successful" boats built in the 80s by this prestigious French shipyard. Born for cruising, the hull nevertheless reveals the advice of the expert racer Laurent Cordelle: it is fast in all gaits and has good handling at the helm. Made of fiberglass with a balsa deck, the Dufour 1800 is rigged at 7/8 with a large mainsail. The equipment on deck is simple, but complete, the deckhouse all windowed. The interiors, despite having a limited height (1.75 m), are well divided: a "living" area with kitchenette, chart and two sofas on the side; an intermediate area with locker and toilet room and then the forward cabin.