CNB Bordeaux 60 - spirit of superyacht

Nominated "European Yacht of the Year 2009"!

Created in 1987, CNB is part of the Bénéteau group. As long time sailors they know that beyond the promises, their boats must be fast, seaworthy comfortable and safe. So the boat is built according to EC certification, Ocean Category A. The composite hull is vacuum built as per the procedure long used at CNB for one-off constructions.

Life on board
The serial Bordeaux 60' brings the pleasure of superyacht. The central living area, located at the maximum beam in order to reduce the effect of pitching is very large - close to 5 m, raised and abundantly lit through the panoramic windows of the coachroof. Meeting point of life on board, it gives access to the owner's cabin, aft or forward at choice, and to the aft cockpit. The aft cockpit is well protected, and gives direct access to the sea by way of the opening transom which doubles as a door to the tender garage.

Reduced wetted surface
Flush deck forward, high ratio rig, plumb stem, moderate displacement and waterline beam, reduced wetted surface of appendages are characteristic of performance. Aesthetics shows reality, as CNB wanted the Bordeaux 60' to be a fast boat, to reach quickly beyond the horizon and foremost to bring pleasure when sailing her. Because such a program cannot always be shared, the boat has been designed to be sailed very easily, even by a couple. Sheets winches are within easy reach from the steering wheels, standard roller furling genoa, optional self-tacking jib allows easy tacking.

Interior
Just under the deckhouse, the saloon hosts the navigation area and lounging room. Very clear, the saloon enjoys a remarkable panoramic view on the outside. Ventilation is by way of opening portholes and two deck hatches. Lighting is through overhead and reading lights. Located forward or aft, the owner's cabin runs across full width of ship. Light and ventilation comes through fixed portholes in portsides and four opening deck hatches.

Technical Specifications:

LOA: 18,38 m
Length waterline: 16,28 m
Beam: 5,18 m
Displacement: 26.700 kg
Draft: 2,95 m
Fresh water tank: 1000 l
Fuel tank: 1000 l
EC Certification: A-Ocean
Naval architect: Philippe Briand
Interior styling: Hugon Couëdel Design

Homepage: bordeauxyachts.com

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