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Trintella 47

Trintella · 1996–2002 · Sloop rig

Trintella 47 profile drawing
LOA47.25'
Beam14.75'
Draft6.42'
Displ.16.8t
Rigsloop
HullFiberglass

Bluewater Evidence · Ocean Proven

76% confidence

Matilda finished the ARC in 2012. John Neal's Boats to Consider for Ocean Cruising rates the Trintella 35-47 range 3 of 5: Roomy and well built. Newer designs are aluminum and expensive.

Overview

The Trintella 47 is a Ron Holland design built by Trintella from 1996 to 2002, with seven boats completed. It is a fractional sloop with a fin keel and spade rudder.

Design and Construction

Overall length is 47.25 ft on a 37.83 ft waterline, with 14.75 ft of beam and 6.42 ft of draft. Displacement is 33,600 lb with 11,000 lb of lead ballast, about 33 percent. The hull is fiberglass. An 88 hp Yanmar 4JH2-DTE diesel is listed, with 221 gallons of fuel and 260 gallons of water. Reported sail area is 1,075 sq ft.

Buyers Notes

John Neal rates the Trintella 35-47 range 3 of 5, calling the boats roomy and well built and noting that the newer designs are aluminum and expensive. Only seven of these were built.

Passage records

Matilda2012

ARC (2012)

Finished.

Source: World Cruising Club: ARC 2012 results

  1. [1]SpecificationsTRINTELLA 47 - SailboatData.com- Dimensions, displacement, ballast, sail area, keel, rig, designer and builder.
  2. [2]EditorialMahina Expeditions: Boats To Consider for Ocean Cruising (John Neal)- Rates the Trintella 35-47 range 3 of 5.
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