The Alibi 65 is a 2015-built performance sailing catamaran designed by naval architect Loic Goepfert. She stretches 20.37 metres overall with a 10.15 metre beam, giving her the stability, deck space and load-carrying capacity the Alibi range is known for, while a shallow 1.85 metre draft opens up cruising grounds many larger yachts can't reach. Built in composite construction, she's strong without being heavy, which translates into brisk passage speeds and reasonable fuel burn under power.
Accommodation for six is arranged across well-finished cabins, backed by a generous saloon and cockpit for entertaining or simply sitting at anchor. The flybridge helm position and wide walkways make sense both short-handed and with a full crew aboard. Currently located in France, this Alibi 65 is a semi-custom French-built catamaran from a yard known for pairing performance hull design with long-range cruising ability.
Priced at EUR $1,490,000, she'd suit owners after a spacious, efficient platform for coastal or ocean cruising, charter work, or a family base afloat.
