Sagien Destrier 56

1996 Destrier Sagien 56

Construction of a bluewater Ketch made of steel, of the Le Sagien type, built by Etablissement Petre (France). The hull was built in 1981, but the boat was only finished and launched in 1996 by its second owner. The boat was prepared for a long voyage and sailed from France to the Caribbean. It was then purchased by its penultimate owner in 2007, who equipped it for extended navigation with friends. Under its current owner, ABITIBI, it crossed the Pacific from east to west and west to east. After a passage through Patagonia, the boat crossed the South Atlantic and is currently located in France/Mediterranean.

High-latitude steel bluewater Ketch, very comfortable, seaworthy, and fast. Four cabins, two bathrooms with toilets and showers. Standing rigging replaced in 2013.

General specifications:
Length: 17.30 metres
Registered length: 16.34 m
Material: steel
Rig: Ketch
Weight: 22 tons

Engine: 6-cylinder Perkins 6354 M diesel
Two alternators: 12V and 24V

Hydraulic switch: Borg-Warner 2:1

Layout: Four cabins with nine berths without accounting for the convertible saloon.

Two bathrooms with showers and toilets.
Double cabin at the bow (behind the chain locker and large forward watertight lockers)
Double cabin at the port bow - Bathroom / toilet opposite - U-shaped saloon at port, convertible into double berth - Large chart table opposite - Long galley at port - Quarter berth cabin at starboard - Triple cabin at the stern, one double bed and one single bed - Bathroom / toilet adjacent to the triple cabin and the quarter berth