1985 Coder Whitbread 57

The sailing yacht SEAMEDICS is a remarkable Whitbread 57, built in aluminium by the CODER shipyard and designed by the renowned naval architect Gilles Vaton. Launched in 1985, this former offshore racing yacht has been intelligently converted to offer the perfect balance between regatta performance and fast cruising comfort. With an overall length of 16.95 metres and a generous 5-metre beam, SEAMEDICS features a sleek and powerful hull designed for speed. Her all-aluminium construction, including hull, deck and superstructure, ensures exceptional strength, durability and safety, while maintaining an excellent strength-to-weight ratio ideal for offshore sailing. Originally built as a racing yacht, SEAMEDICS has been refitted for fast cruising, now offering a functional and welcoming interior. The yacht can accommodate up to 6 to 7 guests, thanks to two comfortable double cabins complemented by two additional berths, as well as two bathrooms with toilets, ensuring a pleasant level of comfort for extended voyages. The central saloon, bright and inviting, forms the heart of the yacht, while the chart table located to starboard allows for precise and secure navigation. The fully equipped galley, fitted with a four-burner gas stove and oven, makes it easy to prepare meals on board. Former Whitbread 57 racing yacht converted into a fast cruising yacht Ultra-sturdy aluminum construction New stainless steel standing rigging (2024) VOLVO 105 HP engine – 7 knots cruising speed Capacity for 7 guests – 2 double cabins + 2 bunks Full electronics package (GPS, AIS, autopilot, VHF) Optimized energy with solar panels and recent batteries ZODIAC tender with 6 HP JONSHON engine