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Sailing yacht · 52 ft (16 m) · Gustavia
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- poncin yacht
- Modèle
- harmony 52
- Longueur
- 52 ft (16 m)
- Passagers
- 12
- Cabines
- 5
Verdict
A spacious family-cruising monohull with generous accommodation and a forgiving fractional-sloop layout. The Harmony 52 favors easy passage-making and charter practicality over sharp performance, making it a solid value for crews prioritizing volume and liveaboard comfort.
Avantages
- +Five-cabin layout suits large crews or charter use
- +Good beam and tankage for extended cruising
- +Fractional sloop rig is straightforward and manageable
- +110 hp diesel provides reliable motoring support
- +Shallow-enough draft for many coastal anchorages
Inconvénients
- −Not a performance-focused sailing yacht
- −Large charter-style layout can feel busy at sea
- −Handling is less nimble than smaller or lighter cruisers
- −Build and interior finish are aimed at practicality, not luxury
- −High-occupancy versions can trade privacy for berths
The Poncin Yachts Harmony 52 is a 52-foot cruising sailing yacht designed by Mortain & Mavrikios and built from 2007 onward. Its fin keel, spade rudder, fractional sloop rig, and broad 4.6 m beam place it firmly in the modern production-cruiser category, with a clear emphasis on usable interior volume and stable cruising manners rather than race-bred sailing feel.
On the water, the Harmony 52 should be best described as steady and predictable. Published figures point to a relatively moderate sail area-to-displacement ratio and a hull speed around 9.6 knots, suggesting competent passage-making but not especially lively acceleration. The 110 hp diesel is a strong match for the boat’s size, giving practical reserve power for harbor work and light-air motoring.
Inside, the model’s main strength is accommodation. The 5-cabin, 12-guest charter-style arrangement offers high sleeping capacity, multiple heads on many examples, and tankage that supports longer stays aboard. That layout makes it appealing for family cruising or charter operations, though privacy and stowage can be tighter than on owner-oriented designs.
In value terms, the Harmony 52 remains attractive as a large-volume cruising yacht from a mainstream builder. It is not the most refined or agile 52-footer, but it delivers a balanced mix of space, straightforward handling, and practical cruising equipment that suits buyers prioritizing utility over sportiness.
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