Description

Contest 50CS, beautiful blue water cruiser equipped to the highest standards

hydraulic furling sails, electric winches, generator, airconditioning, heating, etc, etc. With her spectacular colored hull she prooved to turn everybody's head when entering a harbour! Preliminary information.

Features

• Asking price
  EUR 540.000 (VAT Paid)  
• Manufacturer
  Contest  
• Model
  50CS  
• Boat name
  Beluga

Dimensions

• Beam
  4.58 metres  
• Draft
  2.15 metres  
• L.o.a.
  14.99 metres  

Build

• Designer
  Georg Nissen  
• Builder
  Conyplex - The Netherlands  
• Year
  2007  
• Hull construction
  Polyester  
• Hull type
  Round bilged, vacuum infused laminated hull, sprayed in "Ferrari silver metallic"  
• Superstructure
  Superstructure in GRP  
• Deck construction
  GRP, vacuum infused deck with Teak (12 mm)  
• Keel type
  Lead fin keel with bulb  
• Ballast
  App. 6.100kg  
• Displacement
  App. 17.500kg  

Engine

• Fuel
  Diesel  
• Cruising speed
  App. 7.5 / 8 knots  
• Horse power
  100 HP / 74 kW  
• Engine manufacturer
  Yanmar  
• Cooling system
   

Accommodation

• Cabins
  3 Cabins plus saloon  
• Berths
  6  
• Toilet
   

Rig sails

• Type
  Sloop 9/10 rigged  
• Rig
  aluminium Selden mast, boom and Rodkicker, stainless steel dyform stays, 3x set open spreaders, hydraulic Holmatro backstay adjuster  
• Winches
  stainless steel Lewmar winches: 2x 48 SEST mainsheet winch (electric), 2x 65 SEST Genoa winch (electric), 2x 54 SST halyard winch (manual)  
• Sailing material
  North Sails: 3 DL  
• Mainsail
  North Sails 3 DL Vertech vertical full battened mainsail  
• Mainsail reefing system
  Hydraulic Selden Furlin stow-a-way mast  
• Genoa
  September 2012: North Sails: 3 DL Furling Genoa with reeftape and an UV protectionstrip (only used twice)  
• Genua reefing system
  Hydraulic Furlex 400S D-12mm Furlingsystem  
• Fok
  Dyneema cutterstay with running backstays  
• Stormfok
  11,5 qm 400AP MTO orange  
• Gennaker
  North Sails: pink Gennaker (midi 175,7 m2) with snuffer, sheets and halyard