The hulls and structure of this aluminium catamaran allow it to access the most remote regions in complete safety. What's more, its thermal insulation and double glazing open the doors to high latitudes.

To protect them from galvanic corrosion, Garcia Exploration units are fitted with various sacrificial anodes, which naturally deliver a protective current to counteract the corrosion current. Their replacement frequency is specified in the User Manual.

You can personalise your catamaran by choosing equipment from the options catalog and the range of fabrics and woodwork.

At the bottom of the hull, the aluminium thickness is 10, decreasing as you move up the planking to 5 at the deck edge.

Thanks to the rigidity of its aluminium structure and the acoustic virtues of its insulation, this 52-foot catamaran protects its crew from structural noise.

In the owner version, the starboard hull is entirely dedicated to a suite, with a large bathroom. In the Guest version, in the port hull, the laundry room gives way to another bathroom. And in the Family version, each hull offers two double cabins.

In addition to providing access to shallow waters for greater freedom and safety, the centreboarder offers particularly comfortable seakeeping, notably by raising the daggerboard when sailing downwind.

To protect them from galvanic corrosion, Garcia Exploration units are fitted with various sacrificial anodes, which naturally deliver a protective current to counteract the corrosion current. Their replacement frequency is specified in the User Manual.

You can personalise your sailboat by choosing equipment from the options catalog and the palette of fabrics and woodwork.

At the bottom of the hull, the aluminium thickness is 10, decreasing as you move up the planking to 5 at the deck edge.

The Exploration 60 is almost 2-metres longer than the 52 and offers more volume, with a laundry room, crew cabin and the possibility of a full-width aft cabin. The cockpit is much larger, with a dedicated lounging area.

There are a number of different layouts for the rear of the boat, from a large, full-width owner's cabin to a double cabin and workshop, or two aft cabins.

In addition to providing access to shallow waters for greater freedom and safety, the centreboarder offers particularly comfortable seakeeping, notably by raising the daggerboard when sailing downwind.

To protect them from galvanic corrosion, Garcia Exploration units are fitted with various sacrificial anodes, which naturally deliver a protective current to counteract the corrosion current. Their replacement frequency is specified in the User Manual.

You can personalise your 16-metres sailboat by choosing equipment from the options catalog and the palette of fabrics and woodwork.

At the bottom of the hull, the aluminium thickness is 10, decreasing as you move up the planking to 5 at the deck edge.

The Exploration 52 (50-foot / 16-meter class) is the mid-range model. The 45 offers less volume and the 60, in addition to volume, offers a higher level of refinement and dedicated spaces such as the crew cabin or laundry room.

The port stern and the area under the saloon can be fitted out in various ways, with workshop storage or sleeping space. These include 2 cabins, 3 cabins or 4 double cabins, with varying degrees of storage volume.

In addition to providing access to shallow waters for greater freedom and safety, the centreboarder offers particularly comfortable seakeeping, notably by raising the daggerboard when sailing downwind.

To protect them from galvanic corrosion, Garcia Exploration units are fitted with various sacrificial anodes elements which naturally deliver a protective current to counteract the corrosion current. Their replacement frequency is specified in the user manual.

You can personalise your yacht by choosing equipment from the options catalog and the range of fabrics and woodwork, to create a blue water yacht that suits your needs and your image.

At the bottom of the hull, the aluminium thickness is 10, decreasing as you move up the planking to 5 at the deck edge.

The Exploration 52 (category 50 feet / 16 meters) is almost 2m longer than the 45 (category 45 feet / 14 meters) and offers more volume: it may be preferred by those who will be sailing with a crew or family.

For this blue water yacht, there are various possibilities for fitting out the starboard aft area by modulating the size of the bathroom, and therefore of the workshop, or by replacing the workshop with a 3rd double cabin.