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TEIS is the result of a multi year offshore cruising project built by two experienced racing sailors seeking the right balance between performance and long term liveaboard comfort.

Built in late 2022 and delivered in April 2023, hull No. 99 of only 101 Outremer 51s ever produced, in the latest 51 V2 evolution (99 you see on the hull).

That reputation extends to comfort and conviviality. Owners of the 51 consistently praise the same qualities: remarkable stability at anchor, a cockpit that stays connected to the galley and the helm, wide visibility from inside, and an enclosed, raised cockpit doubling as a sheltered watch station in poor weather, a safety feature many rate as equal to, if not better than, a monohull's.

TEÏS's own owners, both experienced racing sailors, chose the catamaran format for exactly these reasons, then chose the 51 over the smaller 45 for its removable forestay allowing a staysail, its double helm seat and its storm proof cockpit, better suited to heavy weather.

That racing background shows throughout: the complete sail wardrobe, in Contender ZZ Ultra PE cloth, was built with sailmaker Frédéric Duthil, also sailmaker to Figaro and Transat Jacques Vabre racers, includes a 58m² genoa, a removable staysail (24m², reefing to 14m²), a fully battened 88m² mainsail with 3 reefs, a 100m² gennaker, a 72m² Code 0 and a 190m² asymmetric spinnaker.

B&G electronics suite, with a 16 inches plotter at helm, with a repeater at chart table, a separate Wesper AIS for redundancy, a SEA.AI thermal camera for night watches, and starlink for communications

Energy and comfort received the same care: lithium batteries fed by 1 300W of solar, a Dessalator watermaker, a washing machine, and a large cockpit awning for a shaded tropical lounge with a full enclosure to be protected also from the rain.

Recent survey available on demand.

Three cabin owner layout, VAT paid in Europe, based in Tahiti and cleared to sail until March 2027, TEÏS is ready for her next chapter.