2003 Beneteau 57

The Beneteau 57 is a 57-foot fiberglass sailing yacht designed by Bruce Farr as an offshore cruiser. Built in 2003, she represents a design approach that balances performance capabilities with structural integrity and extended cruising comfort, all priorities that shaped the development of this model.

The yacht offers four cabins and four heads, providing comfortable accommodation for extended voyages. The 16-foot beam contributes to the boat's stability and interior volume, supporting the layout needed for serious ocean sailing.

Powered by a Yanmar engine, the boat combines sailing efficiency with auxiliary propulsion. Her design heritage and construction reflect the standards Beneteau applied to this flagship model, built to handle demanding offshore conditions while maintaining the comfort expected on extended passages.