2002 Alloy Yachts Sailing Ketch DRUMBEAT

DRUMBEAT is a 174-foot sailing ketch built by Alloy Yachts in 2002 to a Dubois Naval Architects design. The aluminum hull and carbon masts deliver strong sailing performance, with a cruising speed of 10 knots and maximum speed of 14 knots. A single 1,400 horsepower Caterpillar diesel engine provides auxiliary power. The yacht has an 8,000-nautical-mile range and carries a Panamax rig suited to ocean voyaging.

The accommodations comprise 11 guest staterooms and 23 heads across the 174-foot length and 34-foot beam. Extensive exterior deck space serves as lounging and dining areas. The yacht was refitted in 2015, 2019, and 2022, and holds a current Lloyd Register 20-year class survey.

Built over 400,000 hours by Alloy Yachts craftsmen, DRUMBEAT represents a comprehensive approach to superyacht sailing. The aluminum construction, carbon spars, and strong auxiliary engine make her capable of sustained ocean passages. She draws on proven performance and substantial cruising history to deliver a capable platform for extended sailing voyages.