GRAND SOLEIL 54

About the GRAND SOLEIL 54

Shallow draft: 2.45m/8.04'

The Grand Soleil 54 is a performance-oriented cruising yacht designed by Luca Brenta & Co. and built by Cantiere Del Pardo, with production records indicating a build year of 2008. While the exact total hull count is unspecified in the available data, this model represents a significant entry in the mid-2000s Italian yacht market, combining racing pedigree with cruising amenities.

Best for:

This boat suits experienced sailors seeking a fast, fractional sloop with a 28.13 SA/D ratio who prioritize performance and modern electronics over heavy bluewater displacement. It is ideal for coastal and offshore cruisers who value the responsiveness of a 35274.0 lb displacement hull with a 15.26 ft beam.

Bluewater capability:

With a capsize ratio of 1.87 and a comfort ratio of 28.82, the Grand Soleil 54 is capable of offshore passages but leans toward performance cruising rather than heavy bluewater expedition use. Its 35274.0 lb displacement and fin keel provide adequate stability for coastal and moderate offshore voyages.

Comparables:

Comparable boats include the Nauticat 54 and Beneteau 54, which share similar fractional sloop rigs and performance-focused hull forms from the same era. These yachts offer similar beam and displacement characteristics, appealing to buyers who want speed without sacrificing too much interior volume.