The Maxi 95 was designed to accommodate a family safely and comfortably and also to sail well, the design realised all three goals. Production started in 1972 and continued into the 1980s with incremental improvements occurring each year. Manufacturing was based on the west coast of Sweden and around Lake Vnern which lies 100 km north east from the city of Gothenburg (additional descriptions can be found in our translation of the original Owners Manual). As fibreglass was a new material for boat construction, the moldings were made much thicker (and stronger) than todays productions. Osmosis is rather unknown to most yachts from that era when extra catalyst was added for extra strength. This means that the 20 year old Maxi boats are still structurally strong and ready to continue. Engines and other accessories may wear out and need replacement but the hulls continue to serve well.

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Nella vita, come in vela, potremmo non avere il controllo sulla direzione del vento, ma possiamo sempre regolare le nostre vele per raggiungere la nostra meta.  Guarda come affrontiamo le sfide con coraggio e determinazione, navigando attraverso le onde di ogni difficoltà.  Ogni onda, infatti, non è solo un ostacolo, ma un'opportunità per scoprire nuovi orizzonti. * * * #barcheavela #viaggiando #travelinspiration #motivazionedelgiorno #ispirazione

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Our First Overnight Passage! We Sailed to Crescent City, California from Neah Bay! It was 3 solid days and 3 solid nights of sailing! Overnight passages are weird, cool, scary and fun. We are new sailors! Thank you for being here. If you dig the journey, we would love you to subscribe or check out our blog at: https://gypseaexplorer.com/ Cheers! Heather & Chris! Me & The Kiwi

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Do you dream of going cruising on a live aboard sailboat? All the brands like Beneteau, Jeanneau, Catalina, Hunter, and Dufour have models today that will do the job but hey’re very expensive. If only there were an older sailboat with all the features for less of the cost. Something fast, designed by Bruce Farr. Something proven as a charter boat the whole family could sail on. This week, the forgotten 50 footer from Beneteau. The Bruce Far sailboat that you can buy today for less than $200,000.

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