TERRASAVIA for sale

The 61' (18.79m) luxury cruiser racer TERRASAVIA was launched in 2011 by the illustrious shipyard Solaris. Since her construction, this yacht has been kept in the utmost pristine condition throughout the years, undergoing her most meticulous refit in 2021. Consequently, she is outfitted with a high performant Bill Tripp design with a lifting keel, carbon mast, park avenue boom (V-boom) and hydraulic sail handling. As a Solaris 60 model, she is fully equipped for long range blue ocean sailing, long independency and even exclusive and relaxing day cruising.

The convergence of traditional and modern aesthetic, TERRASAVIA is a stylish yacht with a dark blue hull, white mast and black Millenium Monolithic Carbons sails. Her exterior upholds luxury on-water leisure with a clever bathing platform, Bimini top, extensive space on deck and beautiful teak wood flooring.

Perfect for an intimate sailing adventure at sea, this yacht welcomes six guests and two crewmembers inside her interior. She is beautifully enwrapped in Burma Teak woods throughout, creating a warm ambiance for guests to enjoy. Her main salon features a plush leather settee for lounging and a cozy breakfast nook with a drop-leaf table, as well as additional storage. For guest entertainment, she provides a flatscreen TV, a Fusion Apollo RA 770 Hifi System and speakers throughout the salon. This space is accompanied by a fully stocked galley with Corian worktops, a large fridge and two stainless steel sinks.

For overnight accommodations, TERRASAVIA offers three luxury double bed cabins and one bunkbed cabin for crew. The Owner's suite rests forward, featuring leather paneling and a sense of privacy. For the two guest cabins aft, this yacht provides ample storage space, as well as mirrors within the wardrobes. Tending to long journey needs, TERRASAVIA additionally offers air conditioning and a Miele Marine Washer-Dryer system.

With her impressive speed, aesthetics and comfort, TERRASAVIA is the perfect sailing yacht for your next adventure at sea.