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trawler version is along the same lines as the Rhéa
1100 with the same LOA, but with a longer, more spacious cabin,
which simply invites you to enjoy longer trips.
Just like the 1100, the flybridge is an inviting place for
a nap, and the wheelhouse is bordered by deep sidedecks designed
with safety in mind.
Even though the overall look certainly brings to mind the
trawler family, its performance, thanks to single or twin
engines, allows it to reach speeds from 10 to 27 knots.
The longer cabin allows for a U-shaped galley and a bathroom
behind the helmsman's seat.
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The saloon takes up the whole of the width of the inner end
of the wheelhouse, with a table that lowers electrically to
turn it into a big double bed.
Fittings are in Burma teak and can also be tailored to the
owner's wishes, according to his/her sailing preferences.
The Rhéa 1100 Trawler is no exception to this boatbuilder's
rule: flexibility, comfort and safety.
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the Rhéa 1100 Trawler in profile |