Rand Boats seem to be a fresh company which is coming up more to other on my social media feeds. Founded in 2013 with green boating at its core by two Danish brothers, Rand currently builds boats in three distinct facilities in Croatia, Spain, and Poland. The Archipelago 32 seems to be the next step up for Rand which debuted with smaller boats, but now seems to be looking to get into bigger sizes, with a 44 also being in advance project stages. The Archipelago 32 is the flagship of its three model Pleasure Sailing range which starts with the Spirit 25 model. The Archipelago 32 is a mixed design, with walk around features up to two thirds of the length, and a cabin accessed to port side of the center console helm station. The lower deck area features a naturally illuminated cabin with panoramic windows and a comfortable sofa lounge with a central table, which folds down into a spacious king-size bed for three persons. Additionally, the lower deck area offers a practical, full-standing height bathroom with a toilet and shower. This private, cozy space provides a tranquil retreat where you can relax and rest during your journey, ensuring a comfortable experience. The Rand Archipelago 32 is to be powered by an electric 130kw or 220kw motor, twin Mercury 300hp petrol gas stern drive, Mercury diesel 270hp, or Mercury outboard for twin 250hp.
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