The Randonneur 1200 (2009), designed by the renowned naval architect Marc Lombard, is a finely balanced sailing yacht combining performance, comfort, and craftsmanship. Built using strip-planked red cedar with epoxy, this 39-foot cutter-rigged cruiser weighs just 7.5 tons, allowing for smooth and responsive sailing.
Its twin rudders and well-shaped keel provide excellent control and stability in all sea conditions, especially when sailing downwind. Powered by a reliable Nanni 50 HP engine, the boat is both efficient and capable of long-distance cruising.
With three cabins and seven berths, it offers generous living space, natural light, and elegant yet practical interior finishes, ensuring a pleasant life on board whether at sea or anchored.
Equipped for blue-water cruising, the Randonneur 1200 features a robust offshore safety inventory, modern navigation electronics, and an energy system supported by solar panels, dual alternators, and a Watt&Sea hydrogenerator.
Its sail plan includes a new mainsail, revised genoa and staysail, and a large asymmetrical spinnaker, all controlled with Andersen winches and Furlex furlers for easy handling.
Additional comforts, including a new bimini (2025), cockpit shower, mosquito nets, and a Zodiac tender with a Suzuki 4HP outboard, make this yacht a versatile and well-equipped cruiser.
The Randonneur 1200 blends the elegance of French design with the reliability and spirit of true offshore adventure.
Location: Syros, Greece
Flag: France
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