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Port Bunks (Double & Single) The double bunk offers good room for the average couple with plenty of headroom. Storage is available around and under the bunks. Particularly good is the ability to see out the long side windows for views of your favourite anchorage. Ventilation is available from a hatch overhead. Tip: Make good use of the optional blinds to ensure complete privacy when playing under the sheets

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Starboard Bunks (Double & Single) The Starboard bunks are a mirror of those on the Port side. The privacy offered by having two hulls, makes the GBE an ideal boat for two couples, or for families including a couple of kids. Tip: Try to organise anchorage with good starboard side views so you can wake to something spectacular.

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Galley - Original Design This picture depicts the original layout for the galley. The sink is now located in board, freeing space in the aft section for a recess for your choice of stove. This picture also depicts the use of a Weaco Fridge/ Freeze, while the cavity is suitable for any of a number of refrigeration options. Cupboards are available under sink, behind the sink (in board) and the out board cupboard (right) is ideal for crockery and cutlery. Tip: The galley is ideal for one person, try not to be that person.

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Galley - Original Design The galley is located behind the companionway, with only two steps up to bridgedeck level and easy delivery of dinner to the cockpit. Ventilation is available by a hatch in the aft bulkhead, with air typically coming from forward in the hull. Views and natural lighting come from the large companionway and the long window out board. Tip: Those who like a midnight snack should aim to sleep in the port hull.

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Galley - Original Design For simplicity you may want to use a single butane stove. This can be stowed when more preparation space is required. Tip: The butane stoves are more expensive to run, but cheaper to purchase than the traditional metho variety.

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Engine Pod Tucked under the cockpit table, the vertical engine lift system has held engines up to 25 HP, choose 15, or 9.9 HP to keep the weight down. The fuel bay is located under the floor directly behind the engine, and accommodates up to a 25 Litre tank. Tip: Ensure you lift the motor while sailing for an extra knot of boatspeed.

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Port Bow Bunk In the bow of both hulls are full length single berths. This are ample for the average adult, and excellent for the kids. Alternatively, use the forward space for stowage of dinghies, etc. This picture includes optional in board hatch for additional ventilation in the warmer climates. Tip: Stow nuisance/noisy members of crew in the forward bunks, then block in with stores, spinnakers and other items to create a suitable baffle.

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Head The head is located aft in the Starboard hull. It makes efficient use of space including regular hull headroom. The vanity located in board (right) includes a basin, cupboard under and behind (large). This picture depicts the inclusion of an electric head for greater convienence, with the addition of pressurised water, shower tap and electric pump out shower bilge. Privacy is delivered through the simplicity of a shower curtain or blind. Tip: You'll have just as much fun, pulling the shower out the window and "freshing down" there in the warmer climates.