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The new Sunbeam 29.1 is equipped with a hydraulic swing keel. Optionally, the keel can also be steplessly adjusted electrically at the touch of a button from the cockpit. This allows us to respond to low water levels and offers owners maximum flexibility in their choice of sailing area. With a length of 9m and a width of 2.5m, the boat is easily trailerable. Thanks to the hydraulic swing keel, which has a minimum draught of 0.85m, the boat stands low on the trailer and thus guarantees a relaxed and safe journey to its destination. Anchor with the SUNBEAM 29.1 where others cannot reach.

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https://oceanmagazine.com.au/current-issue/ Editor's note This issue’s cover features Voodoo Yachts’ XF75 – a sleek, foiling multihull that sets new standards in high-performance yachting. With advanced foiling technology, the XF75 delivers exceptional speed, agility and efficiency, and exemplifies the innovation that continues to drive our industry forward. Inside, you’ll find reviews of the Riviera 4300 Sports Express – Riviera’s first entry into this segment – and the highly customisable Horizon FD90 Skyline, alongside Grand Boats’ flagship 850 that is making waves on the brand’s return to Australia. Our Spotlight feature delves into the dynamic world of multihulls, exploring their efficiency, spaciousness and eco-friendly advantages to reveal why they’re fast becoming the vessel of choice for those seeking performance and sustainability. This issue, our European Editor Charlotte Thomas headed to Ferrari HQ at Maranello, Italy, for the official announcement and unveiling of the Ferrari Hypersail project – turn to our Yachting Report for her exclusive insights and to find out if Ferrari’s bold new venture can really break records on the water. In Ocean Keepers, we spotlight the Sapphire Project Foundation, which has made a remarkable impact in just five years, funding initiatives like coral restoration, blue carbon research and Indigenous-led conservation. Founded by Hayley Baillie and Ryan Gollan, their work continues to inspire, and their dedication is more critical than ever. https://oceanmagazine.com.au/current-issue/

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The GC32 is now back home in Lorient and the Explorer sails onto its next expedition, in the Baltic Sea! Meanwhile, things are moving fast back at the shed with the IMOCA. 👀

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