Solaris
71' / 21.55m

Italy
Plum
Plum Solaris 72 has been specifically designed to comfortably sail from the top of the world to the equator, cruising both at high latitudes and in the Tropics. She really stands out as an extremely sophisticated, semi-custom yacht, with a unique style and an incredible level of handcrafted detailin
Flag of Registry: Malta
Tax Paid
Sloop
Sail
Used
Diesel
Fiberglass Hull
HIN/IMO: 1
Vessel ID# 2784996
$646,200 USD
€600,000 Euros
CA$872,424 CAD
£520,448 GBP
Description

Plum Solaris 72 has been specifically designed to comfortably sail from the top of the world to the equator, cruising both at high latitudes and in the Tropics. She really stands out as an extremely sophisticated, semi-custom yacht, with a unique style and an incredible level of handcrafted detailing.

Plum combines outstanding performance with the elegance of her interiors boasting 4 fully equipped cabins (3 doubles and 1 pullman) for up to 8 guests. The deckhouse provides protection from the elements and enables a full 360 degrees view on breathtaking landscapes.

This beautiful bluewater cruiser is now ready to set sail with her new owner.


Data Sheet
LOA 71' (21.55 meters)
Type sail
Year 2002
Beam 18'
Draft Max 9'
Fuel Type Diesel
Hull Material Fiberglass
Engines

Engine 1

I D 108062
Engine Make Volvo
Engine Model Penta
Power HP 318.00
Generators

Generator 1

I D 5698
Generator Make Onan
Generator KW 17.50

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For more information about this vessel, please contact Corrado Di Majo.
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Corrado Di Majo

CEO & Sales Broker
Via dei Mille
18
Torino 10123 Italy
Cell: +39 335 596 7552

Already a renowned sailor, Corrado Di Majo started competing in various classes at the age of 17. At 23, he became the youngest Italian skipper ever to finish the Ostar single-handed transatlantic race from England to the US, something he did aboard an 11-metre yacht. The following year he set another record aboard B&B Italia as the youngest ever skipper in the crewed Whitbread Round the World Race. He went on to compete in the race two more times.

1985 found Corrado at the helm of Tuscany/Guia 4 in the Brooklyn Cup two-hander race from Portofino to New York. He has also completed many, many other ocean crossings and competed in a long list of offshore races. Corrado’s next step was to turn his passion for sailing into a career. This came in 1986 when he met Alessandro Ussi with whom he founded Equinoxe Yachts. He brought his extensive sailing and nautical knowledge, impeccable organisational skills, and talent for international relations to a business venture he remains devoted to this day.