Vanishing point. Beneteau 57

Vanishing Point is a Farr designed fast cruiser with a deep keel for excellent upwind cruising. She is extremely comfortable with a beautifully appointed saloon that hosts a large lounge, dining for 6, a chart table and high forward windows providing lots of light. She is a centre cockpit design with the helm forward and to port, protected by a windscreen with a Bimini cover, making night shifts a breeze (or rather not breezy) This Beneteau is designed to be managed without a crew. One or two people can raise sails, reef and tack with the help of electric winches and furlers, from the protected cockpit. The rear deck area has been likened to the size of a cruise ship shuffleboard court, with no shortage of lounging space. Rear stairs and platform rotate down from the rear deck and transom giving excellent access for swimming. Vanishing point is a luxurious boat designed for very comfortable and fast cruising. Large enough for extended cruising but manageable enough for a couple. There is a review of the 57 on yacht and boat http://www.yachtandboat.com.au/news/beneteau-57-review