Bi-Loup 30 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

The Bi-Loup 30 represents a modern evolution of the French shipyard Wrighton’s storied history in the "bi-quille" (twin-keel) niche. Designed by naval architect Vincent Lebailly and launched during the shipyard's revitalized era in the early 2010s, this vessel was intended to bridge the gap between traditional coastal drying-out capabilities and modern cruising comfort. Unlike its predecessors from the 1980s and 90s, the Bi-Loup 30 features a more contemporary hull form with a hard chine and a significant increase in beam, which provides enhanced initial stability and interior volume. The boat remains a specialist’s choice, primarily serving sailors in tidal regions like the Atlantic coast of France and the English Channel, where the ability to stand upright on the sand during low tide is a primary requirement.