Chine dinghy, very stable for 2 crew members with an ideal weight of 110/135 kg, but also perfect for 2 adults and 2 children for leisure sailing.
Equipped with mainsail, jib, and spinnaker, excellent for both sailing schools and competitive activities for youngsters after their Optimist training.
Our Vaurien: Over thirty years of experience in one boat
The Vaurien Faccenda was created in 1991 from the competitive experience of Marco Faccenda, an eight-time World Champion in the class. From the beginning, the goal was to build a dinghy capable of offering uncompromising performance, reliability, and build quality.
Each evolution of the project stems directly from the experience gained in racing. Materials, weight distribution, hull rigidity, and control layout are the result of over thirty years of continuous development.
Today, the Vaurien Faccenda is chosen by sailing schools, clubs, and racers worldwide because it combines ease of use, safety, and top-level performance.
Built to last
The hull is made entirely of Termanto, a material that ensures high structural rigidity, unsinkability, and long-term durability.
The use of high-quality resins and the experience gained in building international dinghies have allowed continuous refinement of the design, keeping it competitive even after more than thirty years.
27-time world champions
Years of development
World Titles won by Marco Faccenda
Ideal for training thanks to its stability and robustness.
Young crews
The natural evolution after the Optimist course.
Crew Members
A competitive dinghy developed directly on the race courses.
Enthusiasts
Also perfect for leisure and crewed navigation.
Yes. It's the natural evolution for many young sailors who want to tackle a two-person dinghy and begin a more comprehensive competitive path.
Yes. The hull's stability and robust construction make it one of the most popular dinghies among sailing clubs and schools.
Absolutely. The Vaurien Faccenda was designed for competition and over the years has won numerous world, European, and national titles.
Yes. The shipyard offers different configurations and accessories depending on the crew's needs. You can configure your boat from the dedicated page
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