Amel 50 vs Boréal 56

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On the numbers

Next to the Amel 50, the Boréal 56 is 0.6 m longer and of similar displacement. The Boréal 56 has the higher D/L (189, light), the Amel 50 the lower (188, light). The Amel 50 has the higher Comfort ratio (36.1, moderate ocean), the Boréal 56 the lower (34.2, moderate ocean). They have the same Capsize screening (1.82).

Amel 50 Amel 50 Boréal 56 Boréal 56
General
Builder Amel Boréal
Designer Berret Racoupeau Yacht Design Jean-François Delvoye
Hull type Fin w/bulb & dual rudders Monohull
Keel type – Centreboard
Rigging Masthead Sloop –
Construction Resin infused GRP –
First built 2017 –
Dimensions
Length overall 16.50 m ▼ 17.12 m ▲
Waterline length 14.50 m ▲ 14.47 m ▼
Beam 4.79 m ▼ 4.94 m ▲
Draft (max) 2.15 m ▼ 3.18 m ▲
Draft (min) – 1.20 m
Weight & ballast
Displacement 20,550 kg ▲ 20,500 kg ▼
Ballast 5,360 kg ▼ 6,600 kg ▲
Sail plan
Sail area – 143.00 m²
Mainsail – 74.00 m²
Foresail – 69.00 m²
Engine & tanks
Engine power 110 HP –
Fuel 650 L ▼ 1,150 L ▲
Water 600 L ▼ 1,500 L ▲
Ratios
SA/D – 19.4 moderate
D/L 188 ▼ light 189 ▲ light
Ballast/Disp 26.1% ▼ low 32.2% ▲ low
Comfort ratio 36.1 ▲ moderate ocean 34.2 ▼ moderate ocean
Capsize screening 1.77 ▼ meets the common offshore guideline 1.82 ▲ meets the common offshore guideline
Hull speed 9.24 kn ▲ 9.23 kn ▼

▲ highest and ▼ lowest value in each row. Ratio bands as on the yacht pages; – means the value is not in the catalogue.