Solaris 72 DH, PLUM

Broker’s Comments

PLUM was originally built for the renowned sailor Enrico Tettamanti. She was the chosen as the yacht for his 5 year circumnavigation including the Artic Seas and a west to east trip through the Northwest Passage.

Unlike most other boatyards who combine different materials, continuity is maintained throughout the build of Solaris yachts by using one material only (fiberglass) with only one mechanical characteristic. In particular, the main bulkhead and the other structural bulkheads are built in composite (instead of wood), with a minimum 40mm thickness, that are laminated and resin bonded not only to the hull, but also and most importantly of all to the deck. The keel is cast with a large top flange recessed in to the hull the keel bolts are spaced apart by 300mm reducing the loading on the keel by up to a third.

These are just some of the factors that set PLUM apart from other yacht models and informed Enrico’s decision to purchase a Solaris yacht for his adventures.

PLUM was an uncompromising build, constructed to withstand the challenges of an ambitious and demanding circumnavigation which she carried out in both safety and comfort.

Now laid up ashore under continuous care, she undoubtedly ready for some updates but she is none the less a beautifully built and crafted yacht and ready for next adventurous owners.

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Owner’s Comments

Specifically designed to sail from the Pole to the Equator, the Solaris 72 is a yacht without compromise, combining excellent performances with the comfort of four fully equipped cabins. The Solaris 72 has been designed to sail comfortably at high latitudes and in the tropics and is easy to maintain thanks to well thought systems. Solaris is with no doubt a high skilled shipyard and the result is a beautiful yacht exceptionally built, and she has been very well maintained. The luxury layout includes three doubles, two twins and two pullmans, all sleeping up to 12 guests. You will enjoy the protected deck house with 360 degrees view on the breath taking landscapes. Under the deck house there is a totally separated, huge engine room where all the systems are located. The deep and secure guest cockpit is divided from the action area providing comfort for both guest and crew even in the most demanding weather conditions.

Follow the links below for an insight into PLUM’s adventures.

“Feeling on Top of the World” The North West Passage

https://www.montura.it/it/montura-editing/publishing/feeling-on-top-of-the-world/

KAMANA Blog

http://kamana.life/