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Baltic 67 performance cruiser

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Baltic 67 Overview

The Baltic 67 is an amazing performance cruising yacht. She is fast, easy to handle craft that benefits from the highest quality carbon fiber construction, 44 years of real-world design knowledge. Best of all, she is highly customizable.

From bow to stern, the Baltic 67 is rich with features as well as stunning to see on the water. Elements like a telescopic lifting keel, multi-option layout, bow thrusters, easy-access controls, and versatile rigging are just a few things to love about her.

When a renowned superyacht yard builds a 67-footer for short-handed cruising you can be sure the result will be something special. Yachting World

Baltic 67 – Below Decks

As you can imagine from a Finnish builder, the Baltic 67 features a thoughtful balance of materials. Hand selected woods and a wide range of tasteful fabrics and design options ensure this is truly your yacht.

Baltic Yachts is intensely aware of the need for safe design no matter the sailing conditions. From rounded corners and proper fiddles to a thoughtfully designed galley and gracious berths, you’ll love spending lots of time on your Baltic 67.

Effective passage berths, stowage, ventilation and other key items for comfortable and safe long distance cruising will not be compromised, neither will they detract from a client’s choice of finish.

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Customizable Rigging

The standard sail plan has a ‘pinhead’ main. This option provides a slightly smaller main with minimal loss of performance. The advantage is that just a single, fixed backstay set on a bridle is required making the sail easy to handle. With less roach the main won’t foul the stay. Asymmetric and Code sails are tacked to the stemhead and an arrangement for an inner forestay enables a storm headsail to be set.

The slightly larger ‘square-top’ mainsail provides approximately 8m2 of extra plain sail. Off the wind, on long passages, this could have a bearing on elapsed ocean crossing times. The rig is slightly more complex because twin running backstays are required. The short fixed bowsprit option allows slightly larger running sails to be set clear of the stemhead, which also makes gybing easier. Both versions have arrangements for an inner forestay for a smaller heavy weather sail with checkstays to counteract the load.

Keel Options

Fixed keels
The Baltic 67PC can be fitted with a deep draft fixed keel drawing 3.9m or a shallow draft fixed keel drawing 3.3m. Both feature 9-ton lead ballast bulbs suspended from stainless steel fins bolted to the heavily reinforced composite hull matrix. Fixed keel yachts will be fitted with a single balanced rudder with a sacrificial tip.

Telescopic lifting keels
Baltic Yachts has perfected the design of hydraulically-driven telescopic lifting keels. This option reduces draft to 2.50m when the keel is fully up. To take full advantage of the reduced draft the yacht is fitted with shorter twin rudders, which also provide enhanced response under sail.

Wanting to return to its mid-size fast cruiser roots, Baltic Yachts teamed up with designers and fellow in-demand superyacht specialists Judel Vrolijk and Design Unlimited. The result is this exceedingly attractive, modern-looking sloop, with a powerful hull shape, a flush foredeck and a low-profile coachroof.

Toby Hodges

Reviewer, Yachting World