1969 Valdettaro Armelea para fretamento

Armelea is an all-Italian boat, built in 1969 by the Valdettaro alle Grazie shipyard, based on a project by the architect Franco Anselmi Boretti: it is an elegant motorsailer, rigged with a Bermudian ketch, 23 meters long and 5.80 wide for a displacement of 47 tons and a sail area of 385m2.

She is a powerful, robust and seaworthy boat, able to navigate anywhere and in the most difficult weather and sea conditions, as well as to enter the most beautiful bays in total safety, thanks to the design of the keel and the reduced draft.

Armelea has been sailing for over forty years, in perfect condition, and is recognized everywhere for her black hull, for the triumph of the woods, for the beauty that transpires from every smallest detail.

HE HAS SAILED FROM THE BALEARIC TO THE GREEK ISLANDS, IN THE RED SEA, IN THE ATLANTIC, HAS PARTICIPATED IN THE MOST IMPORTANT MEETINGS OF VINTAGE BOATS AND HAS ALWAYS CAUSED THE ADMIRATION OF EVERYONE.

THE BOAT HAS INCREDIBLY WELCOMING OUTDOOR SPACES WHERE, IF YOU WANT, MORE THAN TWENTY PEOPLE CAN COMFORTABLY FIND A PLACE: THE WOODS, BRASS AND STEEL, THE SPACIOUS SUNDECK, THE LARGE TABLES, CUSHIONS AND CHAIRS, CREATE A PERFECT ENVIRONMENT FOR WHO LOVES THE SEA.

THE STRUCTURE, THE PROJECT, THE QUALITY OF THE MATERIALS USED AND THE CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES, COMBINED WITH CORRECT MAINTENANCE, MAKE ARMELEA AN IMMORTAL BOAT.