Business news : Solaris is now represented in France by Europ Yachting in Marseille

Jean François and Michel Vermeulen Lecaille, both managers of Europ Yaching are well known in the world of yachting, and many of you will remember what inseparable tandem, former publishers of the Trend Block Navy.

The lietmotiv Europ Yachting is customer satisfaction, listening to the needs, and support throughout the process of selecting a personalized and perfectly suited to the program chosen boat. Michel and Jean Francois will welcome you in their beautiful offices in the Old Port of Marseille, 200 meters from the new MUCEM, booming of the European Cultural Capital in 2013.

The last deliveries before the holidays are in full action. As always during this period, there is a lot of yard activity . Every launch and delivery is an important milestone for us. The sailing world is waiting for our new Solaris 72 Classic, which was launched in July. Expansive deck space, interior volume and high performance distinguish this sailboat designed by Soto Acebal. Thus, the Solaris project underlines its leading role in the area of ​​semi-custom 22 m. For the first time, we will present our two new and very different 72 feet side by side during the Festival de la Plaisance de Cannes 2018.

About Solaris yachts :

Situated on the Natissa River in the ancient Roman city of Aquileia, about one hour south east of Venice, the Solaris range of sailing yachts is built by Cantiere Se.Ri.Gi. so named after the initials of its three original founders.

Synonymous with luxurious custom yachts for four decades, Se.Ri.Gi. possesses the range of skills and flexibility unavailable in large production yards, and with its modern facilities, and time-served craftsmen, has the experience and capability to build you the yacht of your dreams.

Today, the Solaris One range of performance cruisers is one of the most up-to-date, starting with the Solaris One 44. This is followed by the Solaris One 48, the Solaris One 54, the Solaris One 60, the Solaris 72 DH/DS and the Solaris 80.

Source Europ Yachting