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Avis sur le Sailboat DAY CHARTER +EXTRA FUN(4h, 6h y 8 h) beneteau 13m
Sailing yacht · 43 ft (13 m) · Mallorca-Cala Ratjada
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- DAY CHARTER +EXTRA FUN(4h, 6h y 8 h)
- Modèle
- beneteau
- Longueur
- 43 ft (13 m)
- Passagers
- 11
Verdict
A versatile 43-foot Beneteau cruiser that suits day charters well: roomy, stable, and easy to live with, though it is more comfort-focused than sharp-performance oriented. Best for guests who want a balanced sailing platform with practical space rather than a pure sport yacht.
Avantages
- +Wide beam gives useful cockpit and cabin space
- +Fractional sloop rig is generally manageable for charter crews
- +Balanced cruiser layout suits day use and relaxed sailing
- +Shallow-to-moderate draft helps access more anchorages
Inconvénients
- −Not a lightweight performance boat
- −Exact charter fit-out and cabin count are not clearly specified
- −Single-deck comfort depends heavily on the operator’s maintenance
- −Less lively in light air than more performance-driven designs
The Beneteau 43 is a 43-foot fractional-sloop cruising yacht with a beam of about 13.5 feet, which usually translates into good interior volume and a steady platform for group sailing. Published specs place displacement around 8,875 kg with a draft of roughly 1.65 m on the standard keel, a combination that points to a conventional cruiser rather than a race-oriented hull.
On the water, the design should feel predictable and forgiving rather than especially quick. The sail plan and weight suggest reasonable all-round sailing manners, with enough sail area for efficient cruising but not the kind of light, aggressive feel that defines performance yachts. For charter guests, that is often a benefit because handling is straightforward and the boat is typically less demanding for crew and passengers.
Comfort is one of its strongest suits. The broad beam and 43-foot length usually allow a practical cockpit, sensible movement on deck, and a livable saloon below, although the exact cabin arrangement on this charter listing is unclear. As a day-charter platform, it should offer good social space and a stable ride, making it well suited to relaxed outings, family use, and mixed-experience groups.
Value depends less on the base model and more on maintenance, charter management, and included extras. As a Beneteau cruiser of this size, it offers a sensible balance of space, ease of use, and broad appeal, but buyers or charter guests should not expect a high-performance sailing experience or luxury-level refinement in every detail.


