2010 Beneteau Oceanis 43

The 2010 Beneteau Oceanis 43 is a fiberglass sailing yacht built for comfortable cruising and longer passages. Powered by a 54 hp Yanmar diesel engine, it delivers a cruising speed of 8 knots with a maximum speed of 10 knots. The hull measures 43 feet in length with a 4.05-foot beam, offering solid seaworthiness and handling.

Below deck, the yacht accommodates up to eight guests across three double cabins, each with its own private head and shower. Air conditioning throughout ensures comfort in warm climates. The saloon and galley are laid out for easy living and entertaining while at anchor or underway.

Equipment is comprehensive and recently renewed. The mainsail and furling genoa are new from 2023. Navigation includes a Garmin 9-inch touchscreen chartplotter installed in 2024, with wind instruments and autopilot—the autopilot replaced in 2025. The bow thruster and electric anchor windlass aid maneuvering in tight spaces. Solar panels and a water heater provide self-sufficiency. Additional gear includes a sprayhood, bimini, and lazy bag all from 2026, along with leather-covered steering wheels fitted in 2025.

Recent service history reflects thorough maintenance: new saildrive clutch and gearbox in 2024, new service and bow thruster batteries in 2025, and a dinghy with outboard engine from 2023. The yacht is ready for immediate use and comes with winter maintenance completed.