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Alfer Sea School have choosen the superb Jeanneau
Sun Fast 37' as their preferred vessels. They have purchased the
2002 London Boat Show model, too k
delivery of a second brand new identical vessel in October 2003.
Both of Alfer's vessels have been extensively
modified by Jeanneau agents to enhance the stiffness of the yacht,
thus enabling Alfer to safely teach in heavy weather conditions.
They are both category 2 coded for six people with the RYA, and
equipped with the highest standard of safety equipment. One of Alfer's
philosophies is that "just good enough is not good enough".
Alfer believes that an effective learning envir onment
centres on the clients confidence in their instructors, the boat
and the equipment. Because of thisbelief Alfer has ensured that
the vessels, and the equipment carried, exceed the recommendations
for a category 2 coding. Their vessels also carry a full complement
ofsails, comprising of No's 1, 2 and 3 headsails, storm jib, tri-sail
and deep reefed main. Alfer is unique in their ability to instruct
their clients' in both the use of furling sails, and the more traditional
manner of how to change sails whilst underway. Another of Alfer's
philosophies is that, "the more you know, the easier it gets",
as you are able to appreciate the common denominators. Alfer intends
to teach you how to sail efficiently as well as how to cru ise
enjoyably.
Both boats are the 3 cabin versions, with two
double cabins aft, largedouble forepeak, and both have the saloon
conversion allowing a double berth to be formed. They also come
equipped with the little luxuries such as pressurised hot and cold
running water, 240 volt sockets for hair dryers and laptops, CD
player and cockpit speakers and all bedding.
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