Experience. Reach. Results.


Ker 41 $ 430,000


Year: 2016 Location: Turkey


“ANYTHING” is a full carbon, pre-preg build that is based on the hugely successful Ker 40+ design and was launched in 2016. She benefits from the R&D work done within the new FAST 40 Class and so optimization is to the highest level.


Custom built 42 € 350,000


Year: 2012 Location: La Spezia Italy ancasta.com/ANYTHING


“Less fat, more speed” was the ethos taken when designing and building KUKA LIGHT. This is a special machine, crafted by a very talented and passionate team, with a pure focus on creating a boat that delivers performance and enjoyment in equal measures.


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Archambault A35 R € 170,000 Tax Paid


Year: 2014 Location: Marseille, France


Built and launched in 2014 she is the only epoxy built boat to date, so remains very stiff, durable and will no doubt stand the test of time better than other versions. The new Axxon HR40 high modulus carbon mast and boomerang spreaders is just another string to the bow with this exciting package.


KER 40 £199,000 Tax Paid


Year: 2010 Location: Port Hamble, UK


With “Keronimo” under your wing, you know you have the chance to win any regatta you enter, thanks to this fantastically optimised Ker 40 design. New sails, some electronics and new bow sprit 2019.


ancasta.com/CHENAPAN3 ancasta.com/KERONIMO


Swan 42 £ 250,000 Tax Paid


Year: 2007 Location: Port Hamble, UK


One of the most exquisite examples of the Nautor’s Swan ClubSwan 42 we have seen and the recently repainted hi-gloss, royal blue topsides ooze class. Swan 42 “Fargo” has been meticulously optimised for IRC and competitively campaigned for the last couple of seasons.


ancasta.com/FARGO Hamble | Palma | Auckland


Reichel Pugh 60 € 630,000 Tax Paid


Year: 2002 Location: Med Malta


“Wild Joe” is a real one of a kind machine. Originally built as “Wild Oats IX”, with full carbon/nomex construction from the Reichel Pugh drawing board, the boat immediately jumped to success in the early years.


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