2009 Beneteau Oceanis 43 for sale in Bay of Plenty
Bay of Plenty, New Zealand200913.1m
Asking PriceBroker
$295,000 NZD
+35 moreMakeBeneteau
ModelOceanis 43
Year2009
Length13.1m4.2m beam
EngineYanmar 4JH4TE
Draft2m
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About this vessel
This hard to find New Zealand owned Beneteau Oceanis 43 is in great condition with all the extras needed for cruising locally and off-shore. Originally sold new by Yachtfinders Global, this easy to handle sailboat is the ultimate boat for those wanting the combination of comfort and style.
The popular vessel is the outcome of a successful collaboration between Berret/Racoupeau (hull) and Nauta design (interior). Both these architectural firms have delivered a beautifully designed yacht. It is elegant, graceful with generous volumes and harmonious lines and fixtures. The Oceanis 43 quite simply is seaworthy, comfortable and classy.
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The details
Vessel
MakeBeneteau
ModelOceanis 43
Year2009
Dimensions
Length overall13.1m
Beam4.2m
Draft2m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeYanmar 4JH4TE
Engine hours1,400
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