Her hull is long and narrow permitting her to move easily with a minimum of power. Her layout is conventional with the pilothouse forward followed by the galley with table and seats arranged so as to serve as a double berth. The center of the boat is an open area which provides a cool place to be outside but still covered by the roof which extends the length of the cabins. Aft of the open area are the entries to the after cabin and head. The head has as water closet, shower and sink.
Hot water is available in the head and shower as well as in the galley.
The after cabin is the owner's with three berths and storage, and which opens to the after deck cockpit. The after cockpit is open making it an ideal place for relaxing, several wicker chairs and tables provide for comfort. The aft cockpit also accesses the dingy, which may be boarded here, or in the center area of the vessel. The dingy is stored aft hoisted aboard by a fixed, rotating davit. The overhead of the cabins form the support for the twenty solar panels that are used to operate the electric motors and to recharge batteries during sunny weather.