Since its launch in 2005, this sailboat has sailed throughout th Mediterranean, Atlantic and caribbean, to reach Panama.
VagaMundo was refit in 2012, and has been exploring both the Caribbean and the Pacific Ocean shores, offering a high degree of security and comfort to its guests.
This boat responds to the concept of self-sustainable and ecological, because everything that is needed to live on board is obtained from Nature.
The fresh water is obtained from the salt water of the sea through a water maker plant that works with solar and wind energy.
The lighting, communications, electronic navigation and entertainment is also obtained from the energy produced by these means and stored in battery banks.
TECHNICAL DATA
VagaMundo has staysail, dacron and racing genoas, spinnaker pole and 2 symmetrical spinnakers.
Equipped with TV, DVD, interior and exterior HiFi, internet access, multimedia WiFi, radar, AIS, plotter, MOB, liferaft, automatic life jackets, EPIRB, VHF radios, etc.
Length: 14.76 m
Beam: 4.49 m
Draft: 2.15 m.
Displacement: 12,750 kg.
Cabins: 4 doubles (8 places)
Bathrooms: 3 (with shower)
Surface mainsail: 51 m2.
Surface sail genoa: 60 m2.
Asymmetric surface: 138 m2.
Motor power: 100 hp.
Diesel capacity: 250 l.
Water capacity: 750 l.
Watermaker: 60 l./h.
DC / AC converter: 2.5 Kw.
Solar panels: 4 X 140 w.
Wind turbines: 2 X 120 w.
Semi-rigid auxiliary: 3,5 m.
Outboard motor: 15 hp.
Bow thruster: retractable.
Autonomous diving equipment: 2
Submarine scooters: 2
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (Drone): 1
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Inner layout
This Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 49 was designed by Philippe Briand and is a boat built “like before”, using fiberglass and epoxy resins, reinforced with kevlar, with a well-studied inner layout of four cabins and three bathrooms, using finishes of Natural teka that provides comfort and warmth difficult to overcome.