Facebook Pixel SAFFIER SL 46 | Yachting Monthly UK - boating-sailing - Magzter.comでこの記事を読む

試す - 無料

SAFFIER SL 46

Yachting Monthly UK

|

March 2024

Dutch yard Saffier have a reputation for stylish, quick day sailers. While their origins lie in their smaller 6.5m and 8m cabin boats, the yard has seen real growth in its SE range, standing for Saffier Elegance.

SAFFIER SL 46

These boats are highly refined day sailers that merely nod to the possibility of staying on board overnight if required. They focus instead on large cockpits and ample space for entertaining, especially on their large aft decks. This is achieved by pushing the helm forwards into the centre of the boat.

The SE 27 and SE 33 have been around for a while now, and have impressed with lively performance, while being easy to single hand. The newer SE 24 Lite offers a sportier experience, while the SE 37 Lounge does just that, with a vast cockpit and a very comfortable lounge below, with enough space to boil a kettle or pop champagne.

Yachting Monthly UK からのその他のストーリー

Yachting Monthly UK

Yachting Monthly UK

SAILING THE SHIPPING FORECAST

Celebrating 100 years of the BBC Shipping Forecast, Jane Russell takes us on a series of coastal cruises through the forecast sea areas, exploring some of the special places on offer in each of them

time to read

9 mins

Summer 2026

Yachting Monthly UK

Yachting Monthly UK

ADVENTURE UNEXPLORED ST LUCIA

Amid a cold and wet winter, a last-minute Caribbean getaway proved the perfect tonic for Theo Stocker and family

time to read

8 mins

Summer 2026

Yachting Monthly UK

Yachting Monthly UK

The Royal Highland Yacht Club through the seasons

The Royal Highland Yacht Club celebrated the start of the sailing season with a May gathering in Loch Spelve, Isle of Mull.

time to read

1 min

Summer 2026

Yachting Monthly UK

Yachting Monthly UK

STUCK IN THE MUD

Regional initiatives in the UK to clean up and prevent owners from abandoning end-of-life boats simply show that the Government and the marine industry have their heads in the sand, says Barry Pickthall

time to read

7 mins

Summer 2026

Yachting Monthly UK

Yachting Monthly UK

Cambridge design students utilise repurposed sailcloth

A group of first year fashion students at Cambridge School of Art, part of Anglia Ruskin University, have partnered with the non-profit Clean Sailors and its 'ReSail' initiative to create a collection of garments created entirely from reclaimed sailing materials.

time to read

1 min

Summer 2026

Yachting Monthly UK

Yachting Monthly UK

Watch time chime

One-man watches can be a challenge.

time to read

1 min

Summer 2026

Yachting Monthly UK

Yachting Monthly UK

Beware the marine tax

Products labelled as 'marine' attract yacht owners like moths to a flame, but we shouldn't disregard products from other leisure activities.

time to read

1 min

Summer 2026

Yachting Monthly UK

Yachting Monthly UK

Solo circumnavigation to raise money for Alzheimer’s Research

Lymington local Paul Smith is sailing solo around Britain and Ireland on Zeteo, a 28-year-old Beneteau Oceanis 321 to raise £15,000 for Alzheimer’s Research UK.

time to read

1 min

Summer 2026

Yachting Monthly UK

Yachting Monthly UK

Protecting your eyes & face at sea

The feeling of sun and wind on our faces is a magical part of sailing, but we need to take protecting our eyes and the skin around them seriously, says Richard Newsom

time to read

8 mins

Summer 2026

Yachting Monthly UK

Yachting Monthly UK

HOME WATERS THE ULTIMATE GIG

Monty Halls takes on the clans in the World Pilot Gig Championships

time to read

5 mins

Summer 2026

Listen

Translate

Share

-
+

Change font size