Description

Amazing blue water cruising yacht

The "Windsurf" is a very well maintained Contest 50CS. Equipped with bow- and stern thrusters, washing machine, 3-burner stove + oven, microwave, climate control (airconditioning + heating), hydraulic in-mast furling, hydraulic genoa furling and electric winches, she will get you safe and comfortable across the world's oceans. All sails and winches are controlled from the cockpit and she is outfitted with extensive navigational equipment and accessoires.The yacht is currently on display in our heated showroom in Medemblik. Please contact us if you would like to arrange a viewing!

Features

• Manufacturer
  Contest  
• Model
  50CS  
• Boat name
  Windsurf

Dimensions

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

Build

• Designer
  Georg Nissen  
• Builder
  Contest Yachts, Medemblik, The Netherlands  
• Year
  2006  
• Hull construction
  Polyester  
• Hull type
  Round bilged hull in dark blue with light grey striping  
• Superstructure construction
  GRP  
• Deck construction
  Teak on vacuüm infused GRP  
• Keel type
  Fin keel with bulb  
• Ballast
  6.100 kg  
• Displacement
  17.500 kg  

Engine

• Fuel
  diesel  
• Cruising speed
  Approx. 7 knots  
• Max speed
  Approx. 9 knots  
• Horse Power
  100HP  
• Engine manufacturer
  Yanmar 4JH3-HTE  

Accommodation

• Cabins
  3 with 6 berths  
• Berths
  6  
• Toilet
   

Rig sails

• Type
  Sloop rigged  
• Round wooden rigging
  Aluminium white sprayed mast and and boom (boom: 2017)  
• Lieren
  2x Lewmar electric mainsheet 48 AEST, 2x Lewmar electric genoa sheet 64 AEST, 1x Lewmar 54 electric halyard, 1x Lewmar 54 manual halyard and 1x Lewmar 48 multi purpose on mast.  
• Sail material
  Dacron  
• Main sail
  Stowaway Vertical battens in Dacron (UK De Vries)  
• Main sail reefsysteem
  Hall in-mast hydraulic stowaway system  
• Genua
  Furling Genoa in Dacron (de Vries)  
• Genua reefsystem
  Reckmann hydraulic furling system  
• Gennaker
  Gennaker with snuffer, sheets and halyard