2002 Beneteau Oceanis Clipper 393

This 2002 Beneteau Oceanis Clipper 393 is a fiberglass sailing yacht measuring 38 feet in length with a 13-foot beam. Known for its balance of interior volume, seaworthiness, and ease of handling, the model has proven itself as a practical cruiser for families, offshore passages, and extended time aboard. The boat is powered by a single 55 hp Volvo Penta diesel engine.

The interior features two double cabins, each with its own head and shower, an arrangement that provides uncommon comfort for a yacht of this size. The main saloon is bright and spacious, finished in cherry wood with ample natural light and extensive storage throughout. The galley is well-appointed with refrigeration, freezer, oven, cooktop, double sink, water heater, and generous lockers. A separate chart table and comfortable saloon area serve the cruising lifestyle.

The teak cockpit is designed for extended cruising, with a center-wheel helm, cocktail table, full canopy system including bimini and sun shade, transom platform, swim ladder, hot and cold shower, numerous lockers, and mooring equipment. The sail plan includes a roller-furling jib, full-batten mainsail with lazy bag and lazy jack, and capability for spinnaker and solent, with all controls led aft to the cockpit.

The yacht carries substantial cruising equipment: bow thruster, electric windlass, solar panels, Victron charger, water generator, autopilot, and complete navigation electronics including VHF, GPS with charts, and weather station. Safety equipment and systems for self-sufficient ocean cruising are installed throughout.