Interior Atmosphere

Step below and the world quiets. The main salon is panelled in rich mahogany, with natural light filtering through generously sized portholes. The atmosphere is one of understated refinement—comfortable settees, polished brass fittings, and the subtle scent of seasoned wood.

The layout offers three guest cabins, including one master cabin, accommodating up to six guests in total. A separate captain's cabin provides space for one additional guest. The crew quarters with two berths are fully separated from the guest accommodation. Each cabin has its own private bathroom.

This is not a yacht designed to impress visitors. It is a yacht designed to satisfy those who live aboard her.

On-Deck Experience

The teak decks are wide and uncluttered, providing safe passage fore and aft regardless of conditions. The cockpit is arranged for serious sailing—all lines lead aft, winches are positioned for single-handed operation if required, yet there is ample space for crew and guests to coexist comfortably.

A full bimini offers shade in Mediterranean summers, while the cockpit table invites long evenings at anchor. Forward, the deck space allows for quiet mornings with coffee, watching the sun rise over an empty anchorage. The yacht is offered including a tender, suitable for guest transfers and daily use.

Sailing Performance

Blalumar was designed for passage-making, not day-racing. Her full displacement hull and generous sail plan provide steady progress in light airs and confident handling when conditions build.

At cruising speed of 10 knots under sail, she covers distance with minimal fuss. The MTU engine provides reliable auxiliary power when required, and the fuel capacity supports extended range under motor.

This is a yacht that rewards good seamanship and repays the patience of those who sail with the wind rather than against it.

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