Felci Yacht Design continues to revolutionize yachting with a new project, the Felci 63 Catamaran. “Our impression is that the world of catamarans, being younger, is less tied to the yachting tradition than that of monohulls,” explains Umberto Felci explaining the reasons for this new project. “From a certain point of view, the catamaran is thought of as a very fast but barely liveable racing boat; on the other hand, the catamaran is seen as a place to live on the sea instead of sailing in the sea, let’s say a sort of floating home. Bringing these two worlds together is not something we do alone, but the intention is to do so, exploiting all our skills that over the years have led us to combine the hydrodynamic aspects with the aesthetic and stylistic ones in the best possible way”.
“With this project we have tried to transfer our decades of experience in fast cruiser yachts to the world of catamarans. Our goal remains that of making people experience the sea with great comfort, in a very elegant boat, finished and studied in every detail, that always sails with efficiency and balance,” continues Mr. Felci, announcing the launch of this new complete and beautiful sailing yacht, with a style and design of extraordinary elegance, as Felci Yacht Design has accustomed us to by now.
A large sliding door leads to the lounge area, giving continuity between indoor and outdoor space; the galley is developed in the bow, whose furnishing choices also perfectly match the charting area developed on the same floor. The large windows provide plenty of light and above all a spectacular view of the sea. The cabins, too, enjoy plenty of space, complete with head, study and walk-in wardrobe, and present themselves as refined, cozy spaces studied in every minute detail.
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Mr. Felci concludes: “This catamaran is intended to be a comfortable, modern and elegant craft in which to rediscover the pleasure of sailing, to feel the boat and to do something unique and unrepeatable: to move quickly and safely with only the force of the wind”.