ARCONA 415

About the ARCONA 415

Arcona 410 with upgrades. Draft: Shallow: 2.00m/6.56' Std.2.20m/7.22' Deep 2.50m/8.2' Reported sail area includes a 107% jib Sail area: -Main: 57 m² / 613.5 ft² -Jib (107%): 45 m² / 484.4 ft² -Spinnaker: 148 m² / 1,593 ft² -Gennaker: 132 m² / 1,420.8 ft² Optional engine: -Yanmar 4JH45C 45 hp diesel with saildrive -Oceanvolt Servoprop 15kW (comparable to a 50 hp diesel)

The Arcona 415 is a modern fractional sloop designed by Stefan Qviberg and built by Arcona Yachts (SWE), with production records indicating a start year of 2022. As a contemporary vessel with a displacement of 18452.69 lb and a comfort ratio of 24.88, it represents a newer entry in the market where long-term owner issue data is still accumulating.

Best for:

This boat suits coastal cruisers and those seeking a modern, comfortable liveaboard experience, evidenced by the high frequency of solar panel (17 mentions) and galley upgrades (Princess). The presence of Honda (8) and Beta Marine (5) engines suggests a focus on reliable, modern powertrains for extended cruising.

Bluewater capability:

With a capsize ratio of 1.94 and a displacement of 18452.69 lb, the Arcona 415 exhibits strong offshore stability and safety margins suitable for bluewater cruising. The fin keel design and fractional rig support efficient performance in varied offshore conditions.

Comparables:

Comparable boats include other modern Scandinavian designs like the Hallberg-Rassy 412 or Nauticat 41, which share similar fractional sloop rigs and heavy displacement characteristics. The Arcona 415 distinguishes itself with its specific 2022+ build era and higher sail area-to-displacement ratio (25.25) compared to older heavy cruisers.