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Having sailed an alloy 2 x swing keels CB yacht for the last 18 years I doubt I would ever go back to a fixed keel, They open up so many more areas to anchor or just sniff around. Up in the Islands the bommies that had the keeler skippers on edge were never on our worry list.

There's actually pretty good stowage. Like with any boat, requirements for stowage vary depending upon how many crew and how long you wish to remain self sufficient and what level of cuisine you expect. What are your plans and expectations for duration? If you expect glamping then you'll be more than satisfied. Extended high lattitudes cruising with 6 crew, then it's likely not your boat. Ocean crossing with 6 adults and two kids? You might want a 12.50. Long distance family cruising with a happy partner? Absolutely the 36 will tick that box. On Firefly, under the saloon berths is all sto

So here are some general shots of cruising around Brittany. Everyone here uses day shapes, even in designated anchorages. In fact the rules for lights and shapes are very well adhered to Old fishing boats driven up on the shore in Camaret sur Mer. Gratuitous summer shot... the water was 14 °C.... It's a really good cockpit for lounging and entertaining. Lunch somewhere in Isle d Glenan.