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Yacht · 18 ft (5 m) · Nin
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- tancredi
- Modèle
- blumax 550
- Longueur
- 18 ft (5 m)
- Passagers
- 7
Verdict
A compact 18-foot open boat that suits short coastal outings and day trips more than extended cruising. The BluMax 550’s simple layout, shallow draft and modest size help with easy use and docking, but space, storage and shelter remain limited.
Avantages
- +Compact length makes docking and trailering easier
- +Shallow draft suits bays, coves and nearshore use
- +Simple open layout is practical for day cruising
- +Responsive handling at modest speeds
Inconvénients
- −Limited interior volume and no real cabin space
- −Comfort is basic for more than a short outing
- −Weather protection is minimal on an open deck
- −Best suited to small groups despite stated capacity
The Tancredi BluMax 550 is a small open day boat in the sub-6 meter class, and its design priorities are straightforward: low draft, easy access, and uncomplicated use. Public listings for the model family point to a beam around 2.3–2.4 m, with engines commonly in the 40–100 hp range, which suggests a light hull intended for relaxed coastal running rather than heavy offshore work.
On the water, that kind of package typically delivers predictable, forgiving handling and quick response at sensible speeds. It should feel easy to maneuver in marinas and narrow harbors, and the shallow draft helps in sheltered waters, but it is not the kind of boat built for high comfort in rough seas or long passages.
Livability is the main trade-off. An 18-foot open boat can carry several guests for a day, but seating, shade, stowage and overnight capability are inherently limited, and verified cabin data is not available for this example. For buyers or renters comparing value, the BluMax 550 makes most sense as a simple, economical day boat for short coastal use rather than a versatile family cruiser.
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