Outremer 51 'TEIS'

The Outremer 51 was designed by Barreau / Neuman, renowned naval architects whose work has shaped many high-performance multihulls and advanced cruising yachts.

Their signature is evident in the yacht's fine hulls, controlled displacement and balanced sail plan. The result is a catamaran that remains lively and precise at the helm, predictable in demanding conditions, and deeply reassuring
when miles accumulate and the nearest coastline fades behind the wake.

TEIS has been equipped with the demands of long passages and remote cruising in mind. Her sail inventory is powerful and versatile, supported by three electric winches that make manoeuvres easy and controlled, even with a small crew. Navigation relies on a complete B&G electronics suite, complemented by a SEA. AI camera system, adding an extra layer of safety during night sailing or in high-traffic areas. Energy autonomy is ensured by lithium batteries supplied by 1,300 watts of solar panels, allowing extended stays at anchor without sacrificing onboard comfort. A Dessalator watermaker provides fresh water wherever the route may
lead.

At anchor, the same attention to detail is found, with 80 metres of chain, a 35-kilogram Spade anchor and a large cockpit canopy creating a protected, shaded living space, perfectly suited to tropical latitudes and quiet evenings at
the end of the day's sail. Nothing aboard TEIS is excessive, and nothing is missing. Everything serves a single purpose: to make long distances simple, daily life pleasant, and sailing deeply enjoyable.