When couples go cruising they often consider 42 ft (13 m) to be a sort of highwater mark for a cruising boat that two people can handle safely. But what if a boat was bigger—much bigger—but all the systems, including the sail handling and propulsion, were set up and automated with no expense spared? Would it make it easier to handle for just one or two sailors? No expense spared is our theme with this proven world traveller for two—a custom Antigua 60.
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