The professional's opinion
It is hard to find a more robust vessel than an steel sailing yacht. Its hull is a major asset for long-distance voyages, and the onboard navigation equipment allows for such plans. The habitable space is good, notably thanks to a generous headroom under the beams, and there is a genuine sense of security onboard. A great opportunity with a good equipment-to-price ratio.
Description
High-sea steel sailboat Plan CHAIX
1980 - Good condition
Performance sailboat, equipped for offshore navigation
Christ'al Nautic offers you this superb 12.70-meter sailboat under Polish flag, built in 1980. Priced at €38,000, it offers an excellent value for those dreaming of escape, comfortable cruises, or long safe crossings.
Comfort and space on board
Life on board is designed to accommodate families and crews of up to 8 people with its 3 cabins, 6 berths, and a bathroom. The warm interior includes an equipped kitchen (stove, oven, refrigerator, sink, water heater), a convivial salon, large storage cupboards, and a well-sized chart table, all efficiently designed.
Ready for all navigation
Its spacious deck plan, aft platform, and large cockpit equipped with cushions, a hardtop, and numerous fittings (bench, swim ladder, hardtop, windshield) make sailing comfortable and safe. A true passagemaker, it is equipped with full offshore gear and all necessary safety equipment (life jackets, distress flares, fenders, primary and secondary anchors).
Optimized sails and maneuvers
With its various sails (full batten main sail, genoa, spinnaker, solent, staysail, storm jib) and generous rigging (winches, tracks, reefing systems, boom vang, lazy bag, lazy jack...), it adapts to all conditions. Maneuvers are simplified thanks to halyard controls from the cockpit, autopilot, helm, and electric windlass, allowing confident sailing even with a reduced crew.
Electronic equipment and autonomy
This sailboat features a comprehensive instrumentation package: GPS, chartplotter, radar, AIS, autopilot, fixed and handheld VHF, compass, television. For independence at sea, it has a solar panel, wind turbine, 12/220V converter, and desalination system.
Reliable propulsion
Powered by a 55 HP engine (only 2000 hours), it combines power and reliability, ideal for port maneuvers or long-distance passages.
A sailboat ready to set sail
Available and ready to go to sea, this sailboat is the perfect companion for your future adventures. Its excellent condition, comprehensive equipment, and attractive price make it a great opportunity. Contact Christ'al Nautic to arrange a visit and set sail for new horizons!
Features
Engine
Location
Marin 972 · Martinique
Equipment
Layout and water
- water heater
- desalinator
- manual pump toilet
Swimming / Sunbathing / Fishing / Diving
- swim ladder
- classic swim platform
Kitchen / Amenities / Furnishing
- stove
- sink
- oven
- stove
- storage locker
- refrigerator
- chart table
- anti-roll canvas
Electric / Electronic
- easy
- service batteries (to be replaced)
- compass
- 12/220V converter
- wind turbine
- GPS
- solar panel
- autopilot
- bilge pump
- dockside connection
- radar
- cd player radio + speakers
- television
- tracker
- VHF
- Portable VHF
Deck and exterior
- cockpit bench
- steering console
- cockpit cushions
- cockpit showerhead
- hard-top
- windshield
- stern platform
- rear gantry
Safety / Trailer / Dinghy / Hardware
- Moorings
- anchor
- dinghy
- offshore equipment
- davit for dinghy
- saddle
- Fenders
- flares
- life jacket
- electric windlass
- outboard motor
- Secondary anchorage
- lifeboat
Canopies
- drop canvas
- hood
Sail
- anti-uv band
- jib
- genoa
- mainsail
- full batten mainsail
- solent
- spinnaker
- asymmetric spinnaker
- storm jib
- jib
Sailboat / Rigging
- topping lift
- steering wheel
- aluminum boom
- b bowsprit
- spinnaker halyard
- manual genoa furler
- furling system
- removable stay
- lazy bag
- lazy jack
- winch handles
- pataras
- mainsheet track
- genoa rail
- sheet leads to cockpit
- sail locker
- winch




















