Insuring Solombala: cover and premium
sailing boats and sailing yachts · several countries
Solombala: builder of sailing and motor boats. NAMMERT insures a Solombala regardless of year built or where you bought it, liability, hull, legal expenses and personal accident cover from one house, taken out online in five minutes.
At a glance
Origin
several countries
Class
sailing boats and sailing yachts
Typical sizes
2,8 to 13,5 m
Premium from
from €39 a year for liability
Worth knowing
Solombala; cover, cost and conditions
In our records Solombala is the maker of the SOL range, a family of sailing dinghies, sailing yachts and one motorboat from the 1990s. We found no company history we could rely on, so this page is built from the model data alone. The boats carry the SOL prefix and a number that, on the small models, roughly matches the length in centimetres: the SOL 280 measures 2.8 metres. The two yachts break that rule, the SOL 861 being almost 11 metres long.
Seven Solombala entries sit in our records, all built between 1990 and 1997. Four are sailing boats: the SOL 280 at 2.8 metres, the SOL 450 and SOL 460 at 4.55 metres each and the SOL 600 at 6.1 metres. The SOL 460 also appears as a 4.62 metre motorboat. Two sailing yachts complete the list, the SOL 861 at 10.95 metres and the SOL 1350, the largest model at 13.54 metres. Five of the seven entries stay under 6.2 metres.
The small SOL boats are trailer and beach boats, rigged in minutes and stored in a garage over winter. The SOL 861 and SOL 1350 belong in a marina and suit coastal passages and longer cruises. At around thirty years old, chainplates, standing rigging and deck fittings on the larger yachts merit a close inspection before a season.
Questions and answers
Frequent questions
What kinds of boat make up the SOL range?
For Solombala: Our records list four sailing boats (SOL 280, 450, 460 and 600),
a SOL 460 motorboat and two sailing yachts (SOL 861 and SOL 1350), all built between 1990 and 1997.
How big is the SOL 1350?
At 13.54 metres the SOL 1350 is the largest Solombala model in our records.
The smallest is the SOL 280 at 2.8 metres.
The cover that fits
sailing boat insurance
Tariffs, cover and FAQ for sailing boat insurance in detail.
Third-party liability
The foundation for a boat from Solombala: damage to third parties, worldwide,
from €39 a year for liability.
Hull cover
Partial or full hull cover for a Solombala, at replacement value with an agreed fixed value.
For the whole class of boat
For Solombala: What matters for sailing boats and sailing yachts is the same across every brand;
engine output, how a claim is settled, cruising range and theft protection.
The class page lists every point and every brand in this class, Solombala included.
Insuring sailing boats and sailing yachts, every brand and every condition
Other builders in this class
Nautical information What counts before you cast off, papers, equipment, waters
Licence
Under sail no licence is needed; with an auxiliary engine from 15 hp one is.
Registration
Official number or boat certificate; a flag document for trips abroad.
Waters
Inland lakes, the Baltic and the North Sea; tide, current and shoals belong in the passage plan.
Equipment
Lifejackets, harness and jackstays, lifebuoy, distress signals, reefing system.
Cruising range
Certificate of insurance for foreign harbours; check that racing is covered.
Weather
Reef in time: first reef from Beaufort 5, second from 6, watch the gust forecast.
General guidance, not a complete account;
what governs are the rules of the waters you are on and the manual of your Solombala.
Current wind force and direction for your waters are shown on the Home.
Series by Solombala, build years and cover
SOL 280 is a sailing boat from Solombala, built from 1990 to 1997.
Also a sailing boat, built from 1990 to 1997.
SOL 460 is a motorboat from Solombala, built from 1990 to 1997.
Also a sailing boat, built from 1990 to 1997.
Also a sailing boat, built from 1990 to 1997.
SOL 861 is a sailing yacht from Solombala, built from 1990 to 1997.
Also a sailing yacht, built from 1990 to 1997.
For the SOL 280, SOL 450, SOL 460 by Solombala and 3 more series there is no list price left.
That is why we work with an agreed value: you state the figure, we agree it,
and in a total loss exactly that amount is paid, with no deduction for wear.
For the SOL 280, SOL 450, SOL 460 by Solombala and further series:
On boats this size the condition of rig and fittings decides.
A dismasting is covered, worn terminals after years are not.
For the SOL 460 by Solombala series: On a motorboat the drive is the single most valuable part.
Damage after grounding is covered, an engine failure from wear is not.
For the SOL 861, SOL 1350 by Solombala series:
On sailing yachts the rig and the underwater hull are the expensive parts:
a dismasting quickly costs a quarter of the boat,
and osmosis counts as wear and is covered by no hull policy.
The Solombala range in figures
These figures come from the model records we keep for Solombala: boat type,
build years and length, nothing estimated.
- sailing boat
- 4 models, 1990 to 1997, 2.8 to 6.1 m
- sailing yacht
- 2 models, 1990 to 1997, 11 to 13.5 m
- motorboat
- 1 model, 1990 to 1997, 4.6 m
Which model was built when?
What does a used Solombala cost?
We hold today’s price ranges by year for 2 models by Solombala.
The table shows what boats in average condition are worth,
from the oldest to the youngest year on record.
Choose your exact model, year and condition in the calculator.
| Model | Years built | Range today |
|---|---|---|
| SOL 1350 | 1993 to 1994 | €93,600 to €121,000 |
| SOL 861 | 1993 to 1994 | €33,200 to €43,600 |
Estimate from our boat records, October 2026.
Not a survey.
Solombala insured in five minutes.
Boat type, year built, length and value of your Solombala are all we need.
Work out the premium online or call us: +49 3375 29 12 77.
