Adventure 68'

The integrated solid bimini makes a perfect space for multiple solar panels, giving a real boost to onboard energy. 

Depending on the requirement, the tender could sit transversally in a garage, lifting out through a large deck hatch. Alternatively, the tender can sit athwartships securely on the aft deck, lifting into the water with a carbon fibre davit. 
 
The rig configuration offers the flexibility of twin headsail, that can be used together or separately depending on the point of sail and conditions.  All sail controls lead a secure position in the cockpit, with protection from the deep hull bulwark. 
 
For a 68-footer the accommodation offered is more akin to a vessel 10 foot longer. There are four sleeping cabins, with three providing great seagoing cabins depending on the conditions additionally to the spacious owners’ forwards. The aft triple cabin can be set up for crew and has its own en-suite and dedicated washer/dryer space. Opposite the mid-level galley makes for a very secure are offering good communication with the saloon and the cockpit, aft, accessed from the galley is a dedicated storage area/workshop. The saloon itself offers a very secure and comfortable environment for both norther latitudes cruising and tropical environments. Excellent internal visibility makes watchkeeping inside practical. 

All in all, the Adventure 68, is offering serious voyagers something that up until now has been missing from the market.