2001 Beneteau 393

This 2001 Beneteau 393 is a Category A ocean-cruising sailboat built for serious blue-water sailing. The fiberglass hull measures 39 feet in length with a 13-foot beam and 6.2-foot draft. The boat is rigged for versatile sailing with a mast-furling mainsail, furling 135 genoa, outside blocks, and a whisker pole for running angles—the setup supports single-handed operation. A dodger with windows, cockpit cushions, and swim platform complete the deck arrangement.

Below deck, the yacht features two cabins and two heads. Accommodations include a salon with recovered cushions and new foam in the forward and aft berths (2022), a galley with a new sink fixture (2025), and substantial storage in an aft locker. Water capacity totals 132 gallons across two tanks, and the fuel tank holds 35 gallons. A Magma grill, swim platform shower, and head fixtures are all recent additions (2022–2023).

The engine is a 42-horsepower Westerbeke diesel, rebuilt in 2024 with just 200 hours since that work. The rebuild included new motor mounts, hoses, clamps, wiring, thermostat, coolant pump, starter, solenoid, alternator (upgraded to 65 amp), seals, and cutlass bearing, along with a rebuilt heat exchanger, injector pump, and seawater pump. The hull and keel were glass-pellet blasted, epoxy sealed, and painted with Sea Hawk Biocop antifouling in 2024. A new Variprop GP folding propeller was installed in 2024. Recent instrumentation upgrades include Raytheon wind, depth, water temperature, and speed transducers (2024), and a Victron Smart charger with monitoring (2025). A Zodiac 310 Aero inflatable dinghy with a four-stroke Yamaha 4-horsepower outboard is included, complete with a rail-mounted motor bracket.