Transworld TW41

Ingeborg is a classic center cockpit Transworld 41 ketch, built in Taiwan and inspired by the famous William Garden model. It belongs to the same family of traditional Taiwanese offshore cruising sailboats as the Formosa 41 and the CT 41, making it particularly interesting for sailors seeking these renowned oceanic models.

With its heavy displacement, long keel, protected center cockpit, and ketch rigging, Ingeborg is a sturdy and comfortable sailing yacht designed for long crossings and offshore sailing. It has Proven itself in cruising, safely guiding its crews over thousands of nautical miles in challenging offshore conditions.

Ingeborg is just as suitable for life on board. Its generous fuel and fresh water capacities, numerous storage spaces, and spacious interior make long stays onboard practical and pleasant.

One of its main advantages lies in its ability to remain autonomous from marinas for extended periods. Its large tank capacities, combined with a modern lithium battery bank, substantial solar generation, and Victron charging equipment, give it excellent electrical independence both at anchor and under way.

Its protected cockpit and fore cabin provide shelter in bad weather, while its warm teak interior, two separate cabins, two heads, and spacious living areas make it a true home, whether in port or at anchor.

Ingeborg is not just a yacht for weekend coastal cruises. It is a true offshore cruising sailboat, well equipped, aimed at those who wish to live aboard and explore distant lands.

A characterful yacht, rich in history, destined for many more adventures.

Available for viewing by appointment; please contact Christophe BUHOT or Philippe FROMENT.

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