NUBA II-BIANCA YATCHS

TWO TONNER PROTOTYPE The NUBA II

boat is a Marconi sloop-rigged sailboat, designed by Joubert-Nivelt and built at the Danish Bianca Yacht shipyard, launched in June 1985 under the name Anquin's Two. She has changed owners four times, also changing her name to Duende and the current Nuba II.

She puts it up for sale, the fourth owner who has kept the name.

The two tonner designation comes from the IOR, with a rating of 34.5 feet and a length of 42-44 feet. With the current ORC, she is in group 2 with a CDL of 10,761.

It must be taken into account that it is a unique prototype specially designed for the competition, premiered that year in the Admiral's Cup, with a solid Kevlar fiber construction that has survived to this day in excellent condition.

She does not present any structural or hull problems.

The shipowners have been making modifications to keep it competitive, more livable and to keep it up to standards.

LOCATED: ARENYS DE MAR (BARCELONA)

FLAG: SPANISH