About this boat
The NEEL 43 is a sailing trimaran built by the French yard in La Rochelle. It is the smallest boat in the current range and is aimed at couples or families who wish to undertake long voyages with a small crew.
Specifications
Dimensions and weight
- Hull length
- 12.90 m
- Length overall
- 13.11 m
- Beam
- 7.40 m
- Draught
- 1.50 m
- Air draft
- 19.00 m
- Weight
- 9,000 kg
- Max. persons
- 10
Engine
- Max. power
- 50 hp
- Fuel tank
- 300 l
Hull and construction
- CE category
- A
- Hull material
- GRP
Accommodation
- Berths
- 3
Full description
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A characteristic feature of a trimaran is its narrow centre hull with two floats, which creates little drag and provides a stable platform.
The boat measures 12.90 metres overall and has a beam of 7.40 metres. Its draught is limited to 1.50 metres, making it possible to access shallow anchorages. The air draft is 19 metres. The layout comprises two double cabins plus four additional berths in the saloon, accommodating a total of ten people on board.
The sail plan consists of a battened mainsail measuring 58.60 square metres and a furling genoa measuring 43,40 square metres. Power is provided by a 50 hp Volvo Penta inboard engine. The lightship weight is nine tonnes.
The water tank holds 500 litres and the fuel tank 300 litres. The design is by Marc Lombard Yacht Design Group in collaboration with the yard itself. In addition to this version, there is the 43 DUO, a variant with a different layout.
Engines and power
Want to know which engine the base price includes or what a different engine costs? The builder or a dealer will be happy to help.





