1981 Amel Maramu

The Amel Maramu is a 1981 cruising sailboat built with a fiberglass hull and fin keel, measuring 45 feet 10 inches in length and 13 feet 1 inch at the beam. Powered by a single Sole diesel engine of 65 horsepower, the boat delivers reliable performance for extended cruising. The engine has logged 5,852 hours of operation, reflecting consistent use and proven durability typical of this well-regarded design.

The interior layout provides generous volume and living space suited to comfort and extended passages. The boat's timeless design and solid construction make it capable of both coastal sailing and longer ocean crossings.

Recent upgrades include a new jib from 2022, osmosis treatment completed in 2022, and new batteries installed in 2025. The boat is equipped with solar panels for power generation. Two anchors and a tender with outboard motor are included.