[PUP] Selen or Kadey Krogen?

Anthony Thorne ajpenn42 at gmail.com
Wed Feb 18 22:10:12 EST 2009


You are looking at two very different types of cruising, tropical and north
of 30. 2 very different boat configurations. Cockpits are not really that
useable, at sea they are cold and stinky, in port that are suntraps. If I
was going to sea like that I would opt Nordhavn or Kady K but both with
active stabilizers.

Best of Luck

Carmen
La Paz Mexico

On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 5:30 PM, Barbara Wilkinson <xbrit at charter.net>wrote:

> Hi Everyone!
>
>
>
> We are trying to decide between a Kadey Krogen 42 Widebody (later model) or
> a Selene 47 2000 model.  Our planned 5-7 year cruise would be from Alaska,
> down the West Coast & Mexico, through the Panama Canal into the Carib, a
> side trip to Guatemala, up to Florida and then probably at least half of
> the
> Loop.  From there we'd like to go to Holland and take the route to the
> Black
> Sea, Aegean & Med.  (Atlantic crossing probably by Tanker delivery!).
>
>
>
> We are concentrating on long range blue-water pilothouse/trawlers with low
> bridge clearances.  The Nordhavns seems to have high stacks and almost no
> cockpit.  Although they are awesome boats, they don't seem to be compatible
> with our need to live mostly on the decks!  Is the Kadey Krogen hull design
> really superior?  Is the hull of the Selene 47 sufficient for the waters we
> plan on cruising?  We love both boats and can see why owners fall in love
> with both of them!
>
>
>
> Would anyone like to join a discussion on this?  Our last boat was a Marine
> Trader, but this time we're serious!
>
>
>
> Barb & Don
>
> Reno, Nevada.
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