Interior ambiance
Interior by Franck Darnet Design, combining a contemporary feel with sober and refined materials with a dress code of “Sport Chic”
The main living area is on the same level as the cabins, allowing functional and fluid movement around the interior—unique for a cruising multihull craft. A large chart table is situated in the centre, looking out to sea with panoramic view of 220°.
The owner’s suite is majestic, boasting a large double bed with a view of the horizon through a bay window 2.5 metres wide. Light fills the space, inviting the outside world into its embrace. The cabin has a separate toilet and a bathroom with shower looking out to sea through a vertical panel. Each of the other cabins has its own private bathroom with toilet.
A staircase leads to the central hull where the engine room and the technical area are housed. Here is also to be found the independent crew cabin with its private bathroom. This section is entirely self-contained for the comfort of guests and crew alike.
The layout is highly functional with generous, conserved living spaces for family cruising, with different versions available:
Exterior design
Access to the cockpit is through a wide sliding glass door. The large table accommodates 10 guests comfortably seated on a U-shaped bench. The cockpit has a kitchen with sink, fridge and hotplate.. The skirt of the central hull platform offers a large swimming deck of 2.45 metres by 1.30 metres equipped with a bathing ladder.
To port there is a space for storing the dinghy with a rotating electric loading crane for completely stowing the ancillary craft in order to protect it from bad weather while sailing.
Access to the flybridge is via a staircase from the cockpit, providing extra security.
This communal area of 33 square metres contains both the helm and a table for eight people with a bench convertible into a wide sunbathing zone. The helm groups all systems for manoeuvering such that the comfort of guests is never disturbed.
Each side float has large deck access hatches to extra space which can serve as storage for sails, diving equipment (compressor) or be converted into additional sleeping cabins (two single bunks per float).
NEEL exclusive features
Saloon and berth cabins on a single level. A bathroom with shower for each cabin , making 6 bathrooms for the 5 cabins + crew cabin version of the craft. The crew area is entirely self-contained and has direct access to the technical area. Stowage for leisure facilities with direct access to the sea by the float skirts to aft. Not to mention the performance and comfort going out to sea!
A “High Performance” option is available with a net weight gain of 1.1 tonnes:
- Carbon mast with rail and trolleys and harken ball races, carbon canoe boom, textile standing rigging , Dyneema running rigging, pulpit carbon helm wheel, mainsail, genoa and staysail in Hydranet (Spectra / Dacron) Genaker and gennaker fittings, winches Harken Performa, fixtures in composite core.
- The NEEL 65 is very easy to operate even with a reduced crew thanks to deck equipment and electric winch control at the helm on the flybridge. Remote control of the engine and bow thruster from the flybridge facilitates docking manoeuvres.
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Specifications
- Length overall: 19.81 m / 65 ft
- Overall width: 12.03 m / 39.5 ft
- Draft: 26.99 m / 88.56 ft
- Displacement (half load): 22.49 t
- Furling genoa: 1000 ft2
- Engine: 1 x diesel 150 HP
- Fuel / Diesel: 1195 L
- Water tanks: 1195 L
- Designer: Joubert-Nivelt
Versions:
5 cabins + 1 crew cabin
4 cabins (1 suite and three guest cabins) + 1 crew cabin
3 cabins (2 suites and 1 guest cabin) + 1 crew cabin
Floats may also be fitted out as an option with 2 bunks per float.
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