The 580 Signature is ideal for those who take both sailing and entertaining seriously.
The helm provides great visibility and a thoughtful line management system. It also enjoys close contact with the fly deck and the cockpit. The forward lounge, with its direct access to the owner’s suite, offers a private retreat.
The main difference between the 580 Signature and the 580 Circumnavigator is the foredeck. The 580 Signature has a forward lounge that can be accessed from both the main saloon and the owner’s suite.
The helm position provides greater visibility and direct communication to the cockpit and the upper fly deck. An intelligent line management system allows you to trim and adjust your sails without ever leaving the helm. Also, single line reefing, main halyard, main sheet and genoa sheets are led to two electric winches right at the helm. The genoa is easily controlled by the standard electric furling system.
The forward facing navigation position is an ideal location to plot your next course. The spacious work area gives you plenty of room to plan your passages and stay in touch with the cruising community.
The Privilege 580 catamaran is a completely new design. The only thing it shares with the former 585 is the designer, Marc Lombard. The result is the most versatile vessel to ever come out of the Privilege boatyard.
Bulkhead and component installation. Most components such as fuel and holding tanks are installed along with much of the furniture before the deck is connected to the hull.
During the hive of activity in the hull, the deck is being layed up. The deck is more laborious than the hull due to its seemingly endless nooks and crannies.
