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The Swan 65-S&S is a 19.8-meter masthead sloop designed by Sparkman & Stephens and built by Nautor from 1972 to 1989. It was the world's largest fiberglass sailboat at its 1971 introduction and won the first Whitbread Round the World Race in 1973.0:35 The design is derived from the 61-foot aluminum hull *Dora 4*, which won the 1979 Fastnet Race.0:53 The Swan 65-S&S was available as a sloop or ketch, with reverse or traditional counter stern options, and engine choices including a Volvo Penta MD 32 or Perkins H6.354M. Aboard *SEILmagasinet*, the interior prioritizes the saloon and galley, with most of its 12 berths in narrow forward cabins.2:27 Deck hardware was often manufactured in-house by Swan due to the boat's scale. *Berthon International* toured hull number 01, *Peak*, a 1973 model in Palma de Mallorca, featuring 2023 teak decks, original spars dye-tested and repainted in 2024, and a 2021 sail inventory.0:05 Hull number 65037, a 1982 model in Port Corbiere, has a 2020 teak deck, a retractable bow thruster from 2019, and updated B&G navigation electronics from 2023.1:21 The 1983 ketch *Arion*, hull number 37, in Alicante, retains original spars and teak decks, with a 2018 engine rebuild and recent B&G navigation.0:11
