This French‑built Expedition Cutter has covered many reliable miles under sail and continues to impress with its capability and condition. She carries a well‑maintained, continually upgraded sail inventory and is designed to be easily single‑handed.

On deck, you’ll find quality rigging, dependable winches, and a spacious cockpit. All navigation electronics are conveniently located just inside the covered companionway, offering protection and easy access.

Below deck, the warm teak interior provides a comfortable and inviting living space. Three double berths accommodate up to six passengers, and a gravity‑fed oil furnace keeps the cabin cozy in all conditions. The galley includes a double sink and a propane stove with oven, making meal preparation simple and efficient.

She has an insulated aluminum double hull with doubled frames in the forward section. She’s toasty warm in cold weather. Also burly for heavy weather.
She has a high volume entry which is preferable in ice as well as downwind sailing. It lends a more kindly behavior than a fine entry. Rounded entries are more stable overall.

If you’re seeking a rugged, well‑equipped expedition sailboat that handles beautifully—whether crewed or single‑handed—look no further than Kavik.