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Yacht · 39 ft (12 m) · Sitges
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Beneteau
- Modèle
- Gran Turismo 36
- Longueur
- 39 ft (12 m)
- Passagers
- 9
- Cabines
- 2
Verdict
The Beneteau Gran Turismo 36 is a well-sized family sport cruiser with modern lines, flexible propulsion options, and a layout that suits day trips or short stays. It is strong on handling and versatility, though pricing and options can push it into a competitive but not bargain segment.
Avantages
- +Modern exterior styling with a sporty profile
- +Twin-engine setup with joystick option improves close-quarters control
- +Two cabins and a practical 2-bathroom? layout for short cruising use
- +Published top speed range of roughly 30–35 knots depending on engine fit
- +Shallow draft helps access a wider range of anchorages
Inconvénients
- −Cabin volume is good for the class but limited for extended cruising
- −Performance and equipment vary significantly by engine package
- −High option content can raise the final price quickly
- −Fuel capacity is moderate rather than generous for long-range passagemaking
The Gran Turismo 36 follows Beneteau’s recent sport-cruiser styling, with a low, sleek profile and a layout centered on outdoor social space. At about 40’9” overall, it is large enough to feel substantial, but still compact compared with bigger coupe-style cruisers. The model is offered with multiple propulsion choices, including outboard and inboard versions, which makes it more versatile than many rivals.
On the water, the GT 36 is positioned as a fast cruiser rather than a performance boat. Beneteau lists top speeds in the 30–35 knot range depending on engine package, and the boat’s twin-engine setup with joystick support should make docking and maneuvering straightforward. The beam and displacement suggest a stable ride for its class, but owners prioritizing efficient long-distance cruising may find the fuel and range profile more typical of a weekend cruiser than an offshore passagemaker.
Inside, the boat’s two-cabin arrangement makes it suitable for couples or a small family, with enough overnight flexibility for short trips. The main strengths are in day-use livability and cockpit-focused entertaining, while interior space is necessarily more limited than on larger flybridge or sedan cruisers. Overall value depends heavily on specification, but the GT 36 is best seen as a polished, well-equipped sport cruiser rather than a budget purchase.
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