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13.8.25

First images of the new Allures Horizon 47 before Cannes, unveiled by ActuNautique

The specialized publication ActuNautique has released the first images of the Allures Horizon 47, a few weeks before its official unveiling at the 2025 Cannes Yachting Festival.

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The article highlights a number of striking new features on this Berret-Racoupeau model, including a protective doghouse, a long coachroof cap and recessed side decks on the aft two-thirds of the boat, enhancing safety and fluidity of movement.

Designed for long-distance sailors, theHorizon 47 emphasizes brightness and panoramic views from the saloon, staying true to the Allures philosophy: giving you the world to see. It also features the shipyard’s core elements: aluminium hull, composite deck, centerboarder twin rudders.

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Read the full article on ActuNautique.

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