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Après sa mise à l'eau fin juillet, le nouveau voilier de la gamme OVNI a tiré ses premiers bords aux Sables d'Olonne. L'OVNI 370 conserve l'ADN des voiliers du chantier Alubat : 100% aluminium - dériveur intégral dédié au grand voyage répondant aux critères de la catégorie A. Il intègre aussi des particularités de son grand frère, l'OVNI 400 : rouf panoramique, étrave arrondie et inversée, double poste de barre, bi-safran... L'OVNI 370 se veut simple et éco responsable, il est notamment doté d'une dérive légère relevable manuellement et il est entièrement isolé en standard avec du liège projeté. Ce voilier est proposé en deux versions d'aménagement : la version classique avec un carré central et la version salon de pont avec un carré décentré et surélevé ainsi que la table à cartes permettant d'assurer les veilles à l'intérieur. A découvrir absolument ! - - - After being launched at the end of July, the new sailboat in the OVNI range set sail for the first time in Les Sables d'Olonne. The OVNI 370 remains the DNA of the sailboats from the Alubat shipyard: 100% aluminum - lifting keel dedicated to long-distance cruises meeting the criteria of category A. It also integrates features of her big sister, the OVNI 400: panoramic deckhouse, rounded and inverted bow, double helm station, twin rudder ... The OVNI 370 is intended to be simple and eco-responsible, for example she is equipped with a light centerboard that can be lifted manually and she is fully insulated as standard with sprayed cork. This sailboat is available in two layout versions: the classic version with a central saloon and the deck saloon version with an off-center and raised saloon as well as the chart table to keep watch inside. To discover absolutely!
Confused about port vs starboard lateral markers? 🚤 Don’t worry — this quick sailing tip will help you read charts, recognize buoy colors, and understand light sequences with ease. Perfect for beginner sailors learning navigation for the first time. 🌊 In this video, you’ll learn: How to spot red and green buoys (R = Red for Port, G = Green for Starboard) What light teardrop symbols mean on nautical charts The basics of light sequences and why they matter at night Mastering aids to navigation is the first step to safe sailing — and it’s easier than you think! 👉 Download our free sailing cheat sheets here: bit.ly/LatestCheats 👉 Watch our full sailing guide: https://youtu.be/30csRFMZh24 ⚓ Subscribe for more beginner sailing tutorials, navigation tips, and how-to guides to help you sail with confidence.
Two big launches at opposite ends of the world. On top, the 32m Ultim trimaran Gitana 18 headed out from her base in Lorient on the west coast of France for her maiden sail. Down under the Kiwis slipped their dock lines in Auckland to take their newly reconfigured AC75 out for its first sail. Both are big steps forward, both were carefully choreographed affairs and both represent the first steps in two new generations at the very leading edge of the sport.