Pouvreau shipyard, architect Philippe Harlé, manufactured from 1973 to 1984 in 300 copies. This large series aluminum sailboat is still a v...
Pouvreau Shipyard, architect Philippe Harlé, manufactured from 1973 to 1984 in 300 units. This mass-produced aluminum sailing yacht remains a reliable choice in the bluewater cruiser category. Inside, its layout is ideal for cruising.
This Romanée is well equipped, the original engine has been replaced by a 28 hp Volvo, the sail set is in good condition, and it is well equipped electronically (log speedo, GPS, AIS, autopilot, etc.). Inside, the spaces are open. There is plenty of volume. A true cruising boat, designed for life at sea. Two benches at the aft, truly usable, open towards a huge chart table and a real galley area. The image of the Romanée is associated with long-distance cruising. Its reputation as a powerful and seaworthy sailboat has always attracted candidates for a transatlantic, or even further. But this aluminum construction is also a fast sailboat initially designed and built for offshore racing.
