NEEL TRIMARANS:<\/span> multihulls designed for the Pacific<\/h1><\/div>Sailing in Polynesia on a trimaran<\/h2><\/div><\/div><\/div>Neel trimarans are among the very best in ocean-going multihulls. More livable than most cruising catamarans, they also offer greater safety, better sea passage, easier maneuverability and greater speed.<\/p>\n<\/div>
<\/div>The qualities a boat needs to sail in Polynesia and the South Pacific:<\/h2><\/div>French Polynesia is a maritime territory as vast as Europe.<\/p>\n
118 islands and atolls are scattered across 5 archipelagos. But this is only the central part of the Polynesian triangle, which stretches from Easter Island in the southeast to Hawaii in the north and New Zealand in the southwest. This Polynesian triangle is itself part of the Pacific Ocean, which is 5 times larger than the Atlantic!<\/p>\n
This gives you an idea of the playing field, and therefore of the nautical qualities required to enjoy it to the full:<\/p>\n
\n- Be capable of good average speeds<\/strong> to cover long distances<\/li>\n
- Be able to sail close-hauled<\/strong> to gain in the East towards the Gambiers or the Marquesas Islands<\/li>\n
- Be completely self-sufficient<\/strong> in water and energy<\/li>\n
- Have good carrying capacity<\/strong> for food and equipment<\/li>\n
- Remain safe and comfortable<\/strong> even in heavy swells<\/li>\n
- Be easy to handle<\/strong>, so as not to tire the crew<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
NEEL trimarans are the obvious choice for a great Pacific sailing adventure<\/h2><\/div>What gives them these advantages?<\/h3><\/div>Living Space:<\/h3><\/div>The living space of a multihull depends on its dimensions and design. The Neel’s width allows it to offer far more living space above the water than catamarans of the same length. The quality of the design, with total fluidity between interior and exterior, creates that loft-like feeling on the water, unique to Neel.<\/p>\n<\/div>
Sailing in Polynesia on a trimaran<\/h2><\/div><\/div><\/div>Neel trimarans are among the very best in ocean-going multihulls. More livable than most cruising catamarans, they also offer greater safety, better sea passage, easier maneuverability and greater speed.<\/p>\n<\/div>
<\/div>The qualities a boat needs to sail in Polynesia and the South Pacific:<\/h2><\/div>French Polynesia is a maritime territory as vast as Europe.<\/p>\n
118 islands and atolls are scattered across 5 archipelagos. But this is only the central part of the Polynesian triangle, which stretches from Easter Island in the southeast to Hawaii in the north and New Zealand in the southwest. This Polynesian triangle is itself part of the Pacific Ocean, which is 5 times larger than the Atlantic!<\/p>\n
This gives you an idea of the playing field, and therefore of the nautical qualities required to enjoy it to the full:<\/p>\n
\n- Be capable of good average speeds<\/strong> to cover long distances<\/li>\n
- Be able to sail close-hauled<\/strong> to gain in the East towards the Gambiers or the Marquesas Islands<\/li>\n
- Be completely self-sufficient<\/strong> in water and energy<\/li>\n
- Have good carrying capacity<\/strong> for food and equipment<\/li>\n
- Remain safe and comfortable<\/strong> even in heavy swells<\/li>\n
- Be easy to handle<\/strong>, so as not to tire the crew<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
NEEL trimarans are the obvious choice for a great Pacific sailing adventure<\/h2><\/div>What gives them these advantages?<\/h3><\/div>Living Space:<\/h3><\/div>The living space of a multihull depends on its dimensions and design. The Neel’s width allows it to offer far more living space above the water than catamarans of the same length. The quality of the design, with total fluidity between interior and exterior, creates that loft-like feeling on the water, unique to Neel.<\/p>\n<\/div>
Neel trimarans are among the very best in ocean-going multihulls. More livable than most cruising catamarans, they also offer greater safety, better sea passage, easier maneuverability and greater speed.<\/p>\n<\/div>
The qualities a boat needs to sail in Polynesia and the South Pacific:<\/h2><\/div>French Polynesia is a maritime territory as vast as Europe.<\/p>\n
118 islands and atolls are scattered across 5 archipelagos. But this is only the central part of the Polynesian triangle, which stretches from Easter Island in the southeast to Hawaii in the north and New Zealand in the southwest. This Polynesian triangle is itself part of the Pacific Ocean, which is 5 times larger than the Atlantic!<\/p>\n
This gives you an idea of the playing field, and therefore of the nautical qualities required to enjoy it to the full:<\/p>\n
\n- Be capable of good average speeds<\/strong> to cover long distances<\/li>\n
- Be able to sail close-hauled<\/strong> to gain in the East towards the Gambiers or the Marquesas Islands<\/li>\n
- Be completely self-sufficient<\/strong> in water and energy<\/li>\n
- Have good carrying capacity<\/strong> for food and equipment<\/li>\n
- Remain safe and comfortable<\/strong> even in heavy swells<\/li>\n
- Be easy to handle<\/strong>, so as not to tire the crew<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
NEEL trimarans are the obvious choice for a great Pacific sailing adventure<\/h2><\/div>What gives them these advantages?<\/h3><\/div>Living Space:<\/h3><\/div>The living space of a multihull depends on its dimensions and design. The Neel’s width allows it to offer far more living space above the water than catamarans of the same length. The quality of the design, with total fluidity between interior and exterior, creates that loft-like feeling on the water, unique to Neel.<\/p>\n<\/div>
French Polynesia is a maritime territory as vast as Europe.<\/p>\n
118 islands and atolls are scattered across 5 archipelagos. But this is only the central part of the Polynesian triangle, which stretches from Easter Island in the southeast to Hawaii in the north and New Zealand in the southwest. This Polynesian triangle is itself part of the Pacific Ocean, which is 5 times larger than the Atlantic!<\/p>\n
This gives you an idea of the playing field, and therefore of the nautical qualities required to enjoy it to the full:<\/p>\n
- \n
- Be capable of good average speeds<\/strong> to cover long distances<\/li>\n
- Be able to sail close-hauled<\/strong> to gain in the East towards the Gambiers or the Marquesas Islands<\/li>\n
- Be completely self-sufficient<\/strong> in water and energy<\/li>\n
- Have good carrying capacity<\/strong> for food and equipment<\/li>\n
- Remain safe and comfortable<\/strong> even in heavy swells<\/li>\n
- Be easy to handle<\/strong>, so as not to tire the crew<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>NEEL trimarans are the obvious choice for a great Pacific sailing adventure<\/h2><\/div>
What gives them these advantages?<\/h3><\/div>
Living Space:<\/h3><\/div>
The living space of a multihull depends on its dimensions and design. The Neel’s width allows it to offer far more living space above the water than catamarans of the same length. The quality of the design, with total fluidity between interior and exterior, creates that loft-like feeling on the water, unique to Neel.<\/p>\n<\/div>
- Be able to sail close-hauled<\/strong> to gain in the East towards the Gambiers or the Marquesas Islands<\/li>\n
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