Yachting France Jouet Calife 23

Lenght

6,84 mt

Number of Cabins

Engine Brand

Honda 10 hp

Engine Hours

Fiumicino, RM, Italia

Contact

50 hours

Year

1969

Max passengers

2+2

Consumption

Sailboats

Information

The Jouet Calife is a classic sloop designed in the 1970s by renowned French naval architect Philippe Harlé and built by the Jouet shipyard under the Yachting France brand. Conceived with a true cruising philosophy, she features a shallow draft of 1.10 m, generous beam of 2.50 m, and a high ballast/displacement ratio of approximately 40%, offering excellent sailing performance and solid stability.
Constructed in fiberglass and made unsinkable with expanded polyurethane, the Calife includes a full-width deckhouse and a practical interior layout accommodating up to four people. The galley is positioned to port at the cabin entrance, a berth to starboard, and the marine toilet is located in the bow “V” area, discreetly concealed beneath a removable cushion.
The hull (1969) is in excellent condition and the deck is in good condition. The boat has been well maintained and is ready for cruising.

Equipment

Sails
• Mainsail
• Mainsail cover
• Furling jib with UV band
• Spinnaker
• Gennaker

Deck & Exterior
• Bruce anchor with 30 m chain + 50 m rope
• Anchor locker
• External table
• Bathing ladder
• External awning
• 3 rod holders
• 2 large cockpit lockers

Navigation & Electronics
• Garmin fishfinder
• Compass
• Garmin Etrex cartographic
• Fixed and portable Cobra VHF
• Bluetooth touch radio
• LED interior lighting (bow cabin and dinette)
• LED exterior navigation and anchoring lights

Interior & Systems
• 2-burner stainless steel cooker
• Fiberglass sink
• Marine toilet
• Refrigerator (1 year old)
• Electric panel
• Solar panel
• 12V and 220V system
• 30A battery charger
• 2 batteries (1 x 60Ah + 1 x 100Ah AGM)
• Battery switch
• Electric bilge pump + emergency pump

A well-equipped and carefully maintained classic cruiser, ideal for coastal sailing with excellent stability and practical onboard comfort.