Condor 25

The Condor 25 is a polyester sailing yacht with a rich history and a versatile character. Built in 1980 by the Condor shipyard, this vessel is designed for various waters and long sailing trips. It has a length of 7.50 meters and a width of 2.20 meters, offering a stable and agile sailing experience. The clearance height is 11.50 meters and the draft is 1.45 meters, making the ship suitable for both inland and coastal waters.

Inside, the Condor 25 offers four fixed berths. The headroom is 1.75 meters, contributing to comfort on board. The interior is equipped with mattresses and a stove, making overnight stays and longer trips pleasant. The ship features a manual toilet with direct discharge to open water. Additionally, there is a water tank with a capacity of 120 liters.

The Condor 25 is equipped with four sails: a jib, genoa, mainsail, and spinnaker. The mast is made of aluminum, contributing to the robustness of the ship. The tiller steering provides direct control and maneuverability. For navigation, there are various instruments on board, including a depth meter, compass, log/speedometer, and a VHF radio.

This sailing yacht is powered by a Farymann A 3000 inboard diesel engine with a power of 10 hp. The engine is electrically started and has a fuel consumption of about 1.5 liters per hour with a tank capacity of 30 liters. The average cruising speed is 10 km/h, with a maximum speed of 15 km/h. The electrical installation includes an alternator, inverter, and voltmeter, while the onboard voltage is 12V. There is one battery with a total capacity of 50 Ah.

Safety features include a lifebuoy and a self-draining cockpit. The exterior equipment consists of a cockpit table, pulpit and pushpit seats, fenders and lines, guardrail, swim platform, and swim ladder. Two anchors with chain and line ensure reliable anchoring.

The boat was last out of the water for maintenance in 2022, including an antifouling treatment. There are no known signs of osmosis. This sailing yacht has made extensive trips, including two world voyages, and has been used on various waters such as inland waters, lakes, rivers, and seas.

This ship is characterized by stability and good sailing properties. The lowering system offers extra flexibility when passing under bridges. The spacious swim platform, swim ladder, and the option to place an indoor and outdoor table contribute to ease of use.

The Condor 25 is a sailing yacht with an adventurous history and a wide range of navigable areas. This ship is ideal for sailing enthusiasts looking for a versatile boat with a proven track record on the water.