The Coryphène is a 17.25m Marconi Ketch launched from the famous French shipyard Costantini in 1958.

The Costantini shipyard has distinguished itself many times, notably by assisting Eric Tabarly in the design of his famous Pen Duyck 2 with which he won the 1964 Transatlantic race.

It is a magnificent, high-performance, elegant, timeless sailboat that offers its crew pleasure, sensation, and safety.

The Coryphène had its first owner Alain Bombard, who ordered it to serve as a laboratory, with the aim of studying the pathophysiology of sailors at sea. The history of this sailboat is rich and cannot be written in a few lines... let’s note that the Coryphène was exhibited at the 1997 Lisbon World Expo.

Its structure is made of Iroko and oak reinforced by a stainless steel frame, and the hull is laminated with fiberglass.

A crew of 6 people is welcomed in a wooden, varnished, and warm interior. First, there is the chart table and the kitchen, then a convertible saloon that can be turned into double or single beds, a corridor leading to a first bathroom, a cabin with two single beds, a bathroom decorated by a designer from the "Paco Rabanne" team, and finally a double cabin at the front.

This sailboat, in very good condition and well maintained, is just waiting for you for new adventures!

For this "remarkable" sailboat, a berth solution under conditions is possible in Hyères in the Var.

To learn more about this beautiful Classic Yacht, contact Antoine Maton - manager of VIP Marine +33 (0)6 82 03 27 65.

Please contact Antoine Maton at +33682032765