2012 DanielP1Tester One-Off Design | 40ft

VALERIANE is a one-of-a-kind sailing yacht, designed and built by naval architect Daniel Tortarolo in 2012. This 12.25-meter bluewater cruiser is ideal for long-distance sailing while also being capable of exploring shallow waters thanks to its lifting keel. Built from polyester composite with glass and foam, it combines strength and lightness to deliver optimal sailing performance.

Its deck layout is designed for easy handling, even when sailing single-handed, thanks to its ergonomic deck hardware and self-tailing winches. The SOROMAP aluminum rig, combined with a full set of sails including a fully battened mainsail, furling genoa, staysail, furling reacher, and spinnaker ensures a fast and smooth sailing experience, both upwind and downwind.

The interior of VALERIANE is spacious and functional, featuring three open cabins that maximize natural light and create a sense of space on board. The saloon includes a large navigation station with a chart table, while the fully equipped galley features a refrigerator, freezer, and an ENO two-burner stove with an oven, along with fresh and seawater pumps for greater autonomy. A bathroom with a toilet completes the layout, ensuring comfort at sea.

With its solid construction, smart design, and modern equipment, VALERIANE represents an exceptional opportunity for sailing enthusiasts looking for a reliable, high-performance yacht built for adventure.