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The NEEL-TRIMARANS Range consist of the award-winning NEEL 43 , NEEL 47 , the new NEEL 52 and NEEL 65 trimarans . They are highly innovative cruising multihulls that dare us to rethink the merits of catamarans and monohulls. These unique cruising yachts seem to take the best features of monohulls as well as catamarans – to create safe, comfortable and performance-oriented cruising machines.

NEEL trimarans stem from the design board of famed naval architects Joubert-Nivelt as well as Marc Lombard. They successfully combine all the benefits of a true blue-water cruising yacht. Safety, Speed and Comfort are fused into an extraordinary modern and timeless design.

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NEEL-TRIMARANS are expertly constructed open ocean cruising yachts with dozens of circumnavigations under their belt. Construction is carbon re-enforcements in high load areas, vacuum bagged infused polyester/foam eliminating the risks of osmotic blistering as found on some balsa wood core production catamarans. NEEL-TRIMARANS are characterized by their wide beam (only about 1’ wider than a typical catamaran of the same length) which provides them with exceptional stability, space and performance. Centered weights and intelligent choices of materials easily provide NEELs with a 220-mile travel radius within a 24-hour period. This speed translates both into fun at the helm as well as safety, by reducing exposure time at sea.

NEEL TRIMARANS are presently the only production multihull on the market with full “basements”. These spaces are under the main deck house important machinery, systems and engine. Owners of NEEL’s have standing headroom and even install full workshops and store heavy items such as batteries and tanks there. Thanks to this innovation all the weights are centered and low in the boat. Consequently this contributes greatly to safety and comfort. Sailors can easily access the systems for maintenance, considerably aiding their reliability. Also the weight centering greatly enhances the boats’ sailing dynamics by easing the strains on the structure and making the ride more comfortable and safer.

These unique trimarans are for relaxing and entertaining at sea. These cruising multihulls have multiple social areas. Helming NEEL-TRIMARANS is a joy. Never did a yacht manufacturer combine effortless speeds and helming sensations with so much accommodation volume. Steering is direct, thanks to the use of Kevlar cables. The helm position is elevated at the stbd. bulkhead or even the flybridge as on the NEEL 65 and allows safe maneuvers in all conditions.

What is the most unique feature of NEEL Trimarans?:

NEEL-TRIMARANS are the inventors of the famous “Cockloon”. It is the social space between the outside cockpit and the bridgedeck salon. They combine this space perfectly into one huge living platform without a single step. On the NEEL 43, 47, 52 and 65 the main master suite is located right on the main deck to stbd. This offers unobstructed 270-degree views of the surrounding sea – right from your own bed. Very few catamarans under 60’ provide this sort of living accommodation.

Contact Aeroyacht to reserve your exclusive private tour with the Neel factory in La Rochelle, France. Gregor Tarjan will provide you with an in depth look at all phases of construction and design of these innovative trimarans. We will organize “meet and greets” with the principals of the NEEL Company. Sit down to define your personal NEEL as well as test sail on a NEEL-TRIMARAN.

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2023 Boat of the Year Best Multihull: Neel 43

• By Dave Reed
• December 16, 2022

Sailing World Magazine’s  annual Boat of the Year tests are conducted in Annapolis, Maryland, following the US Sailboat Show. With independent judges exhaustively inspecting the boats on land and putting them through their paces on the water, this year’s fleet of new performance-sailing boats spanned from small dinghies to high-tech bluewater catamarans. Here’s the best of the best from our  2023 Boat of the Year nominees »

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• Neel 43 2023 Best Multihull
• Stated purpose: Family cruising, casual pursuit racing
• Crew: Two to four
• Praise for: Easily handling, open interior layout, overall positive sailing experience
• Est. price as sailed: $600,000

In the sea of slab-sided catamarans that make up “multihull alley” in the US Sailboat Show, there’s a homogeneity that makes it almost impossible for one cat sailing condo to stand out among the others. (Gunboat and HH Catamarans being the high-ticket exceptions.)

Unique and mixed in among them, however, is the Neel 43 trimaran. From the dock perspective, it’s a big and imposing vessel. It’s also a proven bluewater performer that’s already won its share of hardware. While previous French-built Neel performance cruising tris have been overlooked by the racing set, that’s starting to change, as are opinions of multihulls. Ask the Texans in Galveston how many performance cruising multis are now doing their annual Harvest Moon Regatta—more than ever. And the Caribbean Multihull Challenge in St. Martin? It’s growing bigger by the year, and that’s because boats like the Neel 43 can be one heck of a ride and capable of being first to finish in a coastal overnighter.

“What surprised me is how much it sailed upwind like a monohull,” Allen says. “When you start flying the weather hull—when it’s just skimming the surface—the boat takes off. We didn’t have a ton of breeze for the test sail, but it was easy to see how you could really cover some ground with the right sail combination. I could see this boat being easily raced point-to-point by two people. With four crew on a coastal race, it would be a blast—go around the island and then park the thing and have a great night.”

Neel-Trimarans, explains Alex Sastre, the North American agent, was founded 20 years ago by Eric Brunel, founder of catamaran giant Fountaine Pajot. Neel now builds nearly 200 boats per year at its facilities in La Rochelle, France, and it’ll build plenty of these entry-level cruising tris.

The boat’s overall interior concept is to have one large and connected living space, visible from hull to hull. Step through the main salon sliding door and the living quarters are all right there before you with a near panoramic view. There’s an owners cabin in one hull, a guest cabin in the other, and a sunken V-berth forward. The layout is a striking change from similar-size catamarans, where cabins are down and low in the hulls. On the Neel 43, there’s a feeling of inclusion, like a loft apartment. It’s not necessarily better or worse in terms of owner privacy, the judges say. It’s just different. What the trimaran’s large center hull provides is a giant mechanical room below. Open a hatch and climb down a short ladder to an airy and brightly illuminated space with all the boat systems accessible.

The boat is primarily intended for family cruising, Sastre says, but it’s ultimately for a sailor who appreciates performance. “When you trim in the sails, the boat lurches forward,” he says, thrusting his hips forward, “like whoosh! It takes off!

“With four on a long-­distance race, it would be a blast [to] go around the island and then park the thing on a mooring and have a great night.” —Chuck Allen

“A trimaran,” he adds, “is more stable than a catamaran and is faster than a catamaran, so sailing this boat is a lot of fun because helming it gives a feeling of great sensation. With the keel, mast and rudder on the center hull, trimming the amas is like a balancing act. It doesn’t heel too much, and it’s very stable. This is a platform for adventure.”

“It was the least multihull-like of all the multihulls we sailed,” Powlison says. “It handled like a monohull, and the third hull really makes a difference in being able turn the boat easily without stalling.”

The boat is an impressive build of vinylester and foam core, with nearly the entire hull built off with one mold. Neel touts use of eco-friendly and recyclable materials, and even cork is used as coring in some interior elements. Solar panels on the roof power the fridge and electronics.

With a displacement of nearly 9 tons, there’s a lot of boat that spans 24 feet at maximum beam. Looking bow on, it’s a formidable-looking craft that glides quietly across the water when there’s all of 1,100 square feet of upwind sail area on the carbon rig. With its roller-furling gennaker deployed, the boat really lights up, as it should, Allen says.

The single helm is up high to starboard with good visibility, the judges note, with all the reef and control lines spilling into the helm area and into sheet bags.

The Dyneema cable steering, Stewart says, was very responsive: “This is Hull No. 25, which is a good indication they’ve hit it right with the type of owner drawn to this type of boat. It definitely meets its purpose and does what it is supposed to. It’s stable and powerful, and accelerated well, even with the small jib. It felt far more nimble than other big multihulls we’ve sailed in the past. The way that it tacked easily is a really appealing trait for the type of racing an owner can do, like in the Caribbean, where the races are around islands and there can be a fair bit of tacking.”

First around the island means the first ­relaxing, and that’s what the Neel 43 is designed to do.

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NEEL 43 Caribbean Pack

NEEL 43 PERFORMANCE

€459,999.00

Since 2016, A&C Yachts is the NEEL-TRIMARANS dealer for the Caribbean region.

NEEL-TRIMARANS is the world leader in the construction of cruising trimarans, whose shipyards are based in La Rochelle.

Founded by Eric Bruneel in 2009, the company immediately specialised in the liveaboard trimaran, which quickly won over the world with its successful combination of comfort and performance under sail.

The success of the trimarans is based on the know-how of passionate and expert teams.

NEEL-TRIMARANS' main objective is to satisfy its customers by offering them quality, innovative and safe boats.

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History of the shipyard

NEEL trimarans is designing and building cruising trimarans.

Founded and managed by  Eric Bruneel , NEEL-TRIMARANS is based in La Rochelle, the capital city of sailing in France.

NEEL-TRIMARANS is well supported by the best equipment and service suppliers for the construction of its trimarans.

  Eric Bruneel, Entrepreneur

Eric Bruneel has more than 30 years of experience in the design and construction of multihulls,

in 2003, he designed and built the fifty-foot trimaran “Trilogic” aboard which he won his class in the OSTAR 2004 solo transatlantic race as well as the 2005 Rolex Fastnet Race. He was also placed second in the 2006 Route du Rhum.

It is the combination of these experiences in the world of yachting and racing that led to the idea of a fast and comfortable cruising trimaran

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