Pelagic Yachts 57

	  The Pelagic 57 goes back to where it all began in 1987 with the original 
	  Pelagic 54. This design has evolved from a prototype expedition boat into a 
	  family cruiser version. Rather than increase the accommodation it is kept 
	  minimal for a family of four or two couples in an optimum layout.
	  
	  The Pelagic requirements are maintained with the ability to reduce draft via 
	  a centerboard, twin skegs supporting twin fixed rudders and a single engine. A walk in forepeak will make access easy at anchor or 
	  at sea for equipment and food stores. A practical cockpit and partial cover 
	  in the cutty will make for a comfortable ride in rough conditions and long 
	  periods at sea.
	  
	  A simple cutter rig with three furled headsails and four reefs in the fully 
	  battened mainsail covers the full wind range from light to storm conditions, 
	  always ready to go.
	  
	  This is a go anywhere design with ultra simple systems that make reliability 
	  a given.
	  
	  
    
 
    
	
	Deck Layout 

Deckhouse interior
	
	Interior 
	
	
	
	Sail plan 
    
 
   
    





 The original 54 foot Pelagic   alongside the ice edge in Antarctica. See below for renders of the 57
The original 54 foot Pelagic   alongside the ice edge in Antarctica. See below for renders of the 57     
	 
    
	