The 2009 Beneteau Oceanis 43 is a 43-foot fiberglass cruising and racing monohull powered by a Yanmar 4JH4AE diesel engine. Built around the Oceanis platform's responsive hull design, this boat combines performance capability with practical cruising comfort across its 13.42-foot beam.
The interior comprises three staterooms and three heads with showers, supported by two fresh water tanks totaling 200 liters. The galley and saloon are laid out for extended cruising. A dinghy with 2.5 HP engine is included for tender operations.
Recent refit work completed in January 2026 included hull repaint, replacement of all valves and hull fittings, engine service, and new main sail. Navigation and electronics were redesigned around a Raymarine 12-inch chart plotter with autopilot, supported by VHF radio, wind transducer, and depth meter. Power systems include a new 320 Ah lithium battery and fresh solar installation. Additional onboard equipment includes a 4500-watt generator with electric starter, two air conditioners, water heater, refrigerator, portable ice maker, and dual camera systems. The engine shows 1130 hours.
Length
43.00 FT
Beam
13.42 FT
Draft
6.58 FT
Weight
19,565.83 LBS
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Displacement
Heads
3
Engines
1
Fuel
Diesel