The sailing yacht TELSTAR VI is a classic auxiliary ketch, with the character and style of the 1960s, offering luxurious comfort, amenities, and the advantages of a modern yacht. Its robustness and great autonomy will provide endless pleasure for local and global cruising.
TELSTAR VI is a 29m ketch designed in 1967 by the renowned naval architect Alan Buchanan and built in Italy by the Cantiere Craglietto shipyard, yard number 62. Its keel was laid in 1967 and it was completed in 1968.
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TELSTAR VI is constructed with a teak and oak hull. It underwent a substantial refit in Malta from 2012 to 2019, during which it was completely stripped, partially replanked, with beams and flooring replaced by laminated beams, resecured, and epoxy coated. The extensive refit allows for MCA certification.
