1985 Amel Maramu

The Amel Maramu is a 46-foot fiberglass sailing ketch built in 1985, known for solid ocean-cruising design and construction. This example carries a Perkins diesel engine of 62 horsepower, which was rebuilt in 2019. The yacht is equipped with electric furling on both the main and genoa, solar panels, a wind generator, and newer electronics for navigation and communication.

Below deck, the boat offers two cabins and two heads, providing comfortable accommodation for extended passages. The layout and equipment reflect a focus on self-sufficiency and reliability for long-range cruising.

The yacht shows a history of active cruising, having transited the Panama Canal and sailed extensively along the U.S. East Coast. An engine rebuild in 2019 represents a significant mechanical refresh, and the boat has received ongoing upgrades and maintenance over its years of service.