1996 Amel Super Maramu 53

The Amel Super Maramu 53 is a fiberglass sailing yacht built for ocean passage-making and extended cruising. The design incorporates watertight collision bulkheads, a fully weather-protected helm station equipped with electric winches and furlers, and a spacious engine room with accessible systems. The interior is functionally arranged with substantial storage both below deck and topside, and the hull is designed for low maintenance. At 53 feet in length with a 15-foot beam, she offers the seaworthiness and capability that has made Amel yachts respected for serious offshore sailing.

Over the past ten years, the boat has received extensive updates and maintenance. These include a new Yanmar engine, rebuilt generator, new standing and running rigging, new canvas, and a rebuilt bow thruster. The galley has been outfitted with a new refrigerator and freezer, and a new air conditioning system was installed aft. Electrical transformers were added to accommodate US power standards, and the hull received new paint.

The yacht is mechanically and structurally ready for immediate use and long-distance voyaging. As one of the most capable blue water designs ever built, she combines proven offshore performance with practical, livable accommodations for extended time at sea.