Design


What made this project truly unique


was the trust and freedom the client placed in us to design a stylish day sailor. This rare opportunity pushed us to create something truly special—not just another day sailor, but a vessel with its own distinct character. The vision we had for this project was


to deliver a fast, agile, comfortable, and safe sailing experience that would bring back the essence of sailing. The goal was to create a yacht that could cater to everyone on board, from families and friends to the most demanding sailors, with the ability to switch seamlessly to pure racing mode when needed. The hull features a generous maximum


beam on a chined hull shape, with a narrow waterline and minimal wetted surface area (WSA). This combination, along with a generous sail plan, makes the boat exceptionally agile, particularly in the light winds of the Mediterranean. Her hull lines are optimised to maximise performance when reaching and on off- wind angles, easily matching boat speed with true wind speeds of up to 20kts. The deck layout ensures that all sailing


operations could be carried out fromthe aft steering and pit winches console, keeping the deck clean and safe. The cockpit is fitted with comfortable sofas and dining tables for cruising, which can be easily removed when preparing for racing. Jens Paulus’ luxurious and clean


Javier Jaudenes – Surge Projects Yacht Design


This exceptional project was signed on the very day we, the sailors, were heading to the airport to return home from the Antigua Superyacht Cup in March 2020, just as the world was entering lockdown. Amid a mix of excitement and uncertainty, I took on the responsibility of leading the design and development of this project, which was carried out entirely remotely over the next six months during the lockdown in Spain. The lockdown turned out to be a unique


Low freeboard and a wide- open cockpit with outboard helm positions make this a very engaging boat to sail


advantage, allowing for seamless collaboration between the companies involved. I worked closely with Juan Meseguer from North Sails, who ran the aero data on the RANSE Virtual Tunnel, while KND handled hydrodynamics and VPP evaluation. Together, we tested multiple hull shapes. Meanwhile, Pure worked on the vessel’s structure, with Jens Paulus and me overseeing the interior arrangements, ensuring everything aligned with our shared vision.


interior design, together with the above features, resulted in a vessel that fulfils every possible need, making her a truly versatile and high-performance yacht. The first opportunity to see the boat


“in person” was at the launch ceremony, a memorable moment where all the efforts came together, and the vision became a reality. This entire project was brought to life


through the excellence of Baltic Yachts, whose craftsmanship and attention to detail elevated the design to an extraordinary level of quality and precision.


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