img1667The Swan 461 represents a key milestone for Nautor, taking the entry-level position in the new and improved 'cruising line'. Historically, models of this size have formed the biggest part of Nautor's core business, with success stories such as the Swan 40 and Swan 44 characterising the beautiful lines that have become synonymous with all Swans on the water today.

In recent years, Nautor has successfully produced and launched a new 'racing' dimension to the Swan range with the runaway success of the Swan 45 and Nautor's first one-design class, as well as the sleek Swan 70, which has made an impressive mark on the international racing circuit. Although racing remains a very important part of Nautor's overall strategy, it is the cruising models that reflect the foundations and traditions that have made the Nautor brand what it is today. It is a fact that most of Swan owners use their yachts primarily for cruising and with this in mind, Nautor has committed significant investment into a new and improved cruising orientated range.

This phase of Nautor's overall strategy started with the launch of the Swan 62, Swan 82 and Swan 75. This phase has now taken a step forward with the launch of the Swan 461.

Enrico Chieffi, Marketing Director of Nautor's Swan comments on the importance of this new edition to the Swan family:

The first Swan 461 hull will be launched at the end of 2004.

Preliminary specifications

Length overall14.02 m46.00 ft
Length of hull14.02 m46.00 ft
LWL12.06 m39.57 ft
Beam4.26 m13.98 ft
Draught (light)2.20 m7.21 ft
Draught (loaded)2.30 m7.55 ft
Ballast approx.5500 kg12100 lbs
Displacement (light)14700 kg32400 lbs
Displacement(loaded)17700 kg39000 lbs
Engine Volvo Penta53 kW72 hp
Mainsail57.3 m2617 sq.ft
Fore triangle49.3 m2530 sq.ft
Jib52.2 m2562 sq.ft
Spinnaker182 m21959 sq.ft
Fuel tanks350 ltr92.5 US g
Water tanks450 ltr118.9 US g
Holding tank60 ltr15.8 US g

CE approval: Category A Ocean.

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