2023 Najad 451 CC, NOK 9 900 000

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Norwegian VAT is paid.
The photos in the listing are of the actual boat for sale and were taken by Najad.

Delivered to the first and only owners in 2024.

Carbon and rod rig.
In-boom furling mainsail with carbon boom.
2 cabins and 2 bathrooms with showers.
6 berths, including 2 in the saloon.

Key advantages:

Vacuum-infused vinylester hull with a Divinycell core.
Provides an unusually strong, stiff, and well-insulated construction compared with standard fiberglass.

Fully laminated bulkheads and a robust internal grid structure.
Provides additional structural integrity — more genuinely bluewater-ready than many competitors.

Proven Najad heritage (50+ years / 2,000+ boats built).
A strong mark of quality and trust in the long-distance cruising segment.

Center cockpit designed with safety and protection in mind.
A safer and more comfortable solution for offshore sailing than an aft cockpit.

Hand-built premium interior.
Clearly stands apart from mass-produced yachts of similar size.

Designed specifically for northern and demanding conditions.
A true bluewater cruiser, not just a coastal sailor (CE Category A – “Unlimited Offshore”).

A balance between performance and comfort.
Combines responsive sailing characteristics with the stability of a heavy long-distance cruising yacht.

Full carbon mast and in-boom furling mainsail with full carbon furling boom — hydraulically operated furling system and vang.

Part of Najad’s “Next Generation” series, with modern solutions and further refined build quality.

According to the yard, a new boat with similar equipment would now cost approximately NOK 17 million.

In short:

The advantages lie in build quality, construction method, heritage/brand reputation, and genuine offshore sailing capability.

A new boat equipped to this specification would cost approximately NOK 17 million today.