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The Amel 50 is a 16.5-meter masthead sloop designed by Berret-Racoupeau and built by Amel since 2017, marking Amel's first sloop since 1997. It features a fin keel with a bulb and dual rudders, displacing 18,750 kg. Aboard *Sailing Mirage*, the Amel 50 has been sailed through the Bahamas, Turks & Caicos, and the Mona Passage, demonstrating its capability for long-distance cruising and handling rough conditions, including 4-meter waves and 35-knot gusts.7:45 The crew regularly uses the inner staysail for downwind performance and sets a preventer on the mainsail.2:32 The boat's systems, including depth and speed sensors, windlass motor, and watermaker, require ongoing maintenance.4:21 Navigation in shallow areas like the Turks & Caicos demands careful attention to tidal currents and wind-driven chop.1:47 Professional sailor Theodora, aboard *Hashtag Sal*, works as a skipper on an Amel 50, highlighting its use in professional yachting for long-distance cruising.10:56
