The special boatThe somewhat different migratory bird

Fridtjof Gunkel

 · 26.07.2016

The special boat: The somewhat different migratory birdPhoto: YACHT/N. Theurer
Landolt 620: open stern, little freeboard
The Landolt shipyard on Lake Constance has built a daysailer based on the Zugvogel. The result is something quite unique and equally appealing

The greatest similarities lie in the rigging, which was borrowed from an existing migratory bird at the shipyard. Underneath: A narrow, flat hull with a classic look thanks to the sloping stem, but with an open stern. The whole thing has a large cockpit and slip cabin including berths and fine woodwork. This gem from the south is well worth seeing: an alternative to the ever-growing competition from daysailers in portrait.

  Large cockpit, little fussPhoto: Yachtwerft Landolt Large cockpit, little fuss

You can find the report on the Landolt 620 in YACHT 17/2016, now on newsstands,Element not implemented: (Link: http://www.delius-klasing.de/zeitschriften/YACHT.19036.html ) or directly here (Link: http://www.yacht.de/service/digitales_magazin.html ) Element not implemented: !

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Fridtjof Gunkel

Fridtjof Gunkel

Deputy Chief Editor YACHT

Fridtjof Gunkel was born on Helgoland in 1962; he started his sailing career there in the Opti and quickly switched to keelboats. North Sea Week, Cowes Week and Kiel Week were early stops, followed by many years in the Admiral's Cup scene on the cuppers “Container” and “Rubin” World Championships and international regattas in the Starboat, with the mini-maxi “SiSiSi” and various tonner yachts as well as participation in the Whitbread Round the World Race were further formative stations, flanked by extensive cruising trips. Fridtjof Gunkel joined YACHT back in 1985 as part of a traineeship, where he later became Head of the Test & Technology department and then Deputy Editor-in-Chief around 25 years ago. He is also responsible for the regatta and sports section. Fridtjof Gunkel privately sails a performance/cruiser moored on the Baltic coast, his favorite areas are the eastern Swedish archipelago and Brittany.

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