Switzerland
- 24 ft (7 m)
- 6 guests
Guests say this boat is great for
- Coastal toursSightseeing along the shoreline
- Sunset cruisesPerfect light for golden-hour trips
- CelebrationsBirthdays, parties and special days
- Family daysCalm routes and safe swimming stops
About this boat
The Devoti Melges 24 is a world-class 24-foot (7.32m) one-design sailboat, meticulously designed by Reichel/Pugh Yacht Design and built by Devoti Sailing since 1993. This 2004 model, located in Switzerland, offers exceptional performance for competitive racing and club sailing, with a standard crew size of four to five sailors.
With a dry weight of approximately 1,783 lbs (809 kg) and a beam of 8 ft 2 in, the Melges 24 delivers a balanced, agile ride ideal for upwind and downwind challenges. Its open aft cockpit and robust rigging make it a favorite among top racing teams worldwide.
Devoti Melges 24, 2004, 24 ft sailing yacht, 6 guests. Offered for sale by Wolfgang Boettger.Key Specifications
- Length: 24.0 ft (7.32 m)
- Beam: 8 ft 2 in (2.49 m)
- Draft: 5 ft (1.52 m)
- Upwind Sail Area: 355 ft² (33 m²)
- Downwind Sail Area: 828 ft² (76.9 m²)
- Mainsail Area: 226 ft² (21 m²)
- Jib Area: 129 ft² (12 m²)
- Crew Capacity: Typically 4–5 sailors; accommodates up to 6 guests
The rig measurements (I=27.9, J=7.9, P=28.9, E=12.5) ensure precise sail control and optimal speed in varied conditions. Top teams often sail at the maximum crew weight limit of 825 lbs (375 kg) for peak performance.
Specs
- Type
- Sailing yacht
- Year
- 2004
- Length
- 24 ft (7 m)
- Capacity
- 6 guests
Equipment onboard
Comfort
- Air conditioning
- WiFi
Equipment
- Autopilot
- GPS
Safety equipment
Life jackets for all guests
First aid kit
VHF radio & GPS
Fire extinguishers
Lifebuoy and flares
Onboard rules
- ✓No smoking inside cabins
- ✓Shoes off on deck
- ✓Pets allowed on request
- ✓Music until 22:00
Location
Home port: Switzerland
Conditions
Boat licence
Not required on captained charters
Minimum renter age
21+
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