The pantry has full height cabinets for food stowage. The main cabin lounge will seat 12 in comfort, with viewing areas outboard of the settees for people who want to stand at the windows and watch the world go by. There are hanging lockers at the doors to the side decks for coats and wet gear, and a bar forward which is open to the galley below for pass through serving. The helm has a navigation table which will take full size charts and all electrical panels will be immediately available to starboard. A hydraulically powered winch mounted just off centerline will handle all sheets through sheet stoppers.
All sails are roller furling for ease of handling.
The side decks are wide for easy access, there is a sun pad for laying on the fore deck, and a large aft deck for lounge chairs, etc. There is a stairway aft to the swim grid, with access to the lazarrette from the swim grid with storage room for lots of water toys. The hull has a six foot draft for some of the shallower waters of the northwest and is a must if you plan on using this boat in the Caribbean. I have used twin keels and twin rudders for good sail performance and a hull form which will allow 18 knots speed with 500 s.h.p. using a single diesel with variable pitch prop. This data has been verified through a model test program.