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The Bay Cruiser 21, a modern iteration of the Marieholm 20, features a carbon mast and a design optimized for shallow-water navigation.0:11 The vessel utilizes a retractable keel and a kick-up rudder, allowing it to sit level on the seabed during low tide.0:31 A specialized motor mount enables the outboard to be raised significantly, facilitating navigation into extremely shallow areas.0:35 While an electric motor is an available option, the high current conditions often found in English waters make a combustion engine more practical.0:47 Stability is provided by a lightweight keel supplemented by a water ballast system, which can be emptied to reduce weight in light wind conditions.1:00 The boat includes a small solar panel to power onboard instruments and charge mobile devices.1:18 Priced at approximately 500,000 kroner, the Bay Cruiser 21 serves primarily as a day sailer with limited overnight capacity for two people.1:29

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