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S/Y Chameleon

Above decks Chameleon is huge taking into account she is 50 feet x 25 feet.

She is fitted with an aluminium fixed awning for protection from the sun and the occasional tropical shower. The uncluttered decks with wide walkways make her a safe vessel for children.

One can also laze in the bow netting during passages and sleep under the stars if wished.

Chameleon's spacious dining area seats ten plus in comfort around a most impressive table constructed from light ash timber with contrasting Western Red Cedar inlays over a balsa core epoxy base.

Chameleon's interior is a blend of light ash timbers with contrasting Western Red Cedar trims complimented by soft gray fabric wall coverings and light white embossed laminated panels.


Four en-suite cabins

All double cabins have their own shower facilities and household size electric toilets. Chameleon's crew is accommodated forward in their own private cabins.

Ventilation and comfort aboard are of primary concern. Chameleon has two fans in each double cabin with two additional extractor fans for added airflow and cooling. Chameleon is insulated from outside temperature and noise with two inches/ five centimetres of closed cell polyurethane foam. Lighting aboard is a combination of low wattage courtesy LED lights in white, amber and red with low voltage power saver 12VDC lighting for the main lighting. In general all systems aboard are run from a eight panel bank of 12VDC solar panels giving some 600 watts of power.

The Galley

Chameleon's galley boasts a 5 burner SMEG gas stove by the renowned Italian designer Renzo Piano. Complimenting the stove is a SMEV Italian gas oven. The galley is purposely designed to provide an adequate area for meal preparation for up to 10 aboard. Two separate refrigeration systems have been installed for adequate storage so as to cater for long distance offshore cruises.Chameleon's galley reflects the same practical layout and decor as has been chosen for the rest of the boat with the addition of stainless bench tops and surrounds for added hygiene.

The Langkawi Regatta was Chameleons first regatta having only be re - launched a week before in Phuket.

The first 3 days of the event we spent battling light wind conditions and getting used to the boat with mixed results.On the 4th day with a little more breeze to play with 12/15 knots she showed her true ability gaining 2nd on Handicap and "line honours / first over the line" in the "Racing Multihulls Division".

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