- Length
- 16.7 m
- Beam
- 4.99 m
- Draft
- 2.2 m
- Cabins
- 3
Exterior
Specifications
2026+Model overview
The AMEL 50.2 is a bluewater cruising yacht designed by Berret-Racoupeau Yacht Design. Introduced in 2026 as an evolution of the AMEL 50, it combines an inverted bow with a protected central cockpit and revised living spaces for extended passages.
Its rigid cockpit shelter has an opening roof and integrated solar panels. The official gallery uses computer-generated images; finishes and fitted options may differ from the standard boat.
Figures come from AMEL’s model page and brochure. Light displacement excludes optional equipment; final equipment and configuration should be confirmed with the builder.
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Interiors
The accommodation comprises three cabins and two heads: an aft owner’s cabin, a forward double cabin and a forward port cabin with bunk berths. The owner’s area gains space, privacy and improved sound insulation.
A saloon, dedicated navigation station and longitudinal galley support life aboard. Light oak is the standard interior wood finish, with American walnut available as an option. The galley provides generous worktops and storage for long voyages.
Electronics
A multifunction interface manages onboard systems and energy. Integrated solar panels provide 570 W at 24 V. The navigation area incorporates a vessel monitoring console; specific navigation instruments and optional equipment should be confirmed for the chosen boat.