Bi-Loup 66 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Make
Bi-Loup
Model
66
Builder
Chantier Wrighton
Designer
Number Built
Production Year(s)
1992 - 1999

The Bi-Loup 66, produced by the French shipyard Wrighton, is a quintessential example of the "transportable" coastal cruiser movement that gained momentum in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Designed specifically to navigate the tidal fluctuations of the French Atlantic coast, this 6.6-meter (approximately 21-foot) vessel became a staple for sailors who prioritized the ability to "beach" their boat during low tide. The hallmark of the Bi-Loup line is its twin-keel (bilge keel) configuration, which allows the hull to sit upright on sandy or muddy bottoms without the need for external support. While the shipyard has undergone various ownership changes over the decades, the Bi-Loup 66 remains a respected entry-point model for those seeking a rugged, simple, and forgiving platform for coastal exploration.

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