Infinity is a 36.8m (120ft) ferro-cement Ketch built 1977 in California.
Length over all: 36.7 meters
Beam: 7.6 meters
Draft: 3.1 meters
Displacement: 200 tones
Mast hight: 30 meters
Sail area: 400 sq. meters
Propulsion: MAN V10, 450 HP
Generator: 20 KW
Desalinator: 200 liter/hour
Water: 3500 liters
Fuel: 6.500 liters
5 watertight bulkheads
Rig: Ketch
Year of Construction: 1977
Builder: J. Monroe, California
Flag: EarthFlag
Infinity was originally built in California 1977 as a private yacht. Incomplete, she ended up derelict and for sale.
Clemens purchased her in 2004. He undertook several refits in stages, while sailing Infinity over 250.000 nautical miles to all continents, the tropics and both polar regions.
As far as we know, Infinity is the largest ferro-cement sailing vessel in active duty.
Her interior and systems are purpose built for community by Clemens and many helping hands.
The interior is comfortable, simple and solid, crafted from various hardwoods.
Shared interior spaces include a spacious saloon with panorama windows, an open galley upstairs, a cozy library midships and a lounge aft.
Accommodation are in twelve double and twin cabins with shared toilets and showers.
Outside areas include the spacious deck, the cockpit, a poop-deck with large table and a bathing platform at the stern.
The engine room boasts a large and well equipped workshop.
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