SINARES V

A fortress of peace in a wild ocean
Sinares
Amel Maramu 46 • 1982

The Origin of Her Name

SIN

Spanish: Without

In a world defined by noise and conflict, she represents the act of leaving it all behind. To sail is to exist without. Without borders, without politics, and without the chaotic wars of the land.

"It is the promise of the horizon: a life stripped of the unnecessary, leaving only the wind, the water, and the silence."

ARES

Greek: The God of War

The ocean is beautiful, but it is not tame. To live "without war," one must be prepared for battle. Ares represents the uncompromising strength of the Amel hull—the watertight bulkheads and the "warrior spirit" built into her fiber.

"He provides the armor that allows the vessel to stand firm when the elements demand courage."

SINARES embodies a powerful paradox. Linguistically, her name whispers "Without War"—a declaration of peace and freedom. Yet, technically, she invokes Ares, acknowledging that true peace is only found through strength.

She carries the spirit of the warrior not to seek conflict, but to ensure safe passage through it. She fights the storm so her crew doesn't have to.