| LOA | 32.4 m |
| LWL | 23.4 m |
| Beam | 6.8 m |
| Draft | keel down 2.6 / keel up 4.4 m |
| Displacement | approx. 85 ton |
| Rigtype | Sloop |
| Upwind | 420 m2 |
| Running | 800 m2 |
| Hull | Aluminium |
| Fuel | 2800 ltr |
| Fresh water | 2000 ltr |
| Grey water | 960 ltr |
| Engine | Lugger 300HP |
| BUILDER | Holland Jachtbouw |
| NAVAL ARCHITECTS & EXTERIOR STYLING | Dykstra Naval Architects |
| INTERIOR DESIGN | Dykstra Naval Architects |
"Uriel" (ex Emmaline / ex Christoffel's Lighthouse) is designed
with the looks of a traditional long keeled Bristol Pilot cutter in
mind. Above the waterline she appears that way, below the waterline
there is a lift keel and a shallow moderate displacement round
bilge hull to boost performance. The liftkeel will provide access
to shallow waters and moorings, but boosts performance in the blue
water upwind. The long waterline length, sharp hull entry and the
carbon mast contribute to speed potential upwind as well. The yacht
can be used for family cruising with a small crew, sporting a
self-tacking head sail and a in-boom furling mainsail. All the
winches are hydraulic powered. If desired the deck layout allows
her to be raced with a full crew. Hull construction and machinery
are build under Lloyd's Rules, the yacht will also be able to
charter with full MCA compliance.
Interior by Dykstra Naval Architects.