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Allures Horizon 47 : a protective cocoon on the water

Italian media Il Giornale della Vela devotes an article to the new Allures Horizon 47, presented at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2025. An inspired look at a blue water cruising yacht that redefines the balance between innovation, safety and freedom.

A new approach to blue water cruising

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In its article, Il Giornale della Vela praises the boldness ofAllures Yachting and the vision of the Berret-Racoupeau / Patrick Le Quément duo.
The Horizon 47 stands out for its continuous transom and innovative deck layout, forming a protective cocoon around the cockpit.

A design conceived to sublimate the ocean-going experience, while remaining true to the shipyard's DNA: aluminum sailboat, integral centerboard, elegance and sturdiness.

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Allures Yachting, a French shipyard founded in 2003, designs sturdy, elegant and easy-to-live-with aluminum yachts from 40 to 52 feet for blue water cruising. Designed to explore the world in total freedom, they offer safety, comfort and autonomy to the most demanding sailors.

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