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beneteau cyclades 50.5

Recensione beneteau cyclades 50.5

Sailing yacht · 56 ft (17 m) · Lefkada

GGetBoat EditorialRecensito il 4 settembre 2026
3.6/ 5
punteggio esperti
Design3.5
Prestazioni3.2
Comfort4.1
Manovrabilità3.3
Rapporto qualità-prezzo3.7

Specifiche principali

Cantiere
beneteau
Modello
cyclades 50.5
Lunghezza
56 ft (17 m)
Ospiti
10
Cabine
5
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Verdetto

A roomy charter-oriented cruiser with strong interior volume, twin-wheel control and easy living for groups, but it is more about comfort and stability than spirited sailing performance.

Pro

  • +Large beam creates generous interior and cockpit space
  • +5-cabin, 10-guest layout suits charter use
  • +Twin-wheel helm improves cockpit access
  • +Strong water and fuel capacities for cruising

Contro

  • −Heavier cruiser, not a performance-focused yacht
  • −Wide beam can make marina handling less convenient
  • −Age and charter use may increase wear and maintenance needs
  • −Draft and sail plan favor steady cruising over agility

The Beneteau Cyclades 50.5 is a late-2000s family and charter cruiser designed around space and practicality. With a broad beam, masthead sloop rig, twin wheels and a layout commonly seen with five cabins and three heads, it prioritizes onboard volume and easy circulation rather than aggressive sailing lines.

On the water, the boat is best understood as a stable, moderately powered cruiser. Its displacement and cruising-focused sail plan suggest predictable behavior and respectable passagemaking, but not the light feel or upwind punch of a more performance-oriented yacht. Handling is straightforward for an experienced crew, though the wide aft sections and size can make close-quarters maneuvering more demanding.

Inside, the Cyclades 50.5 benefits from the beam most of all: cabins are usable, saloon space is substantial, and the boat suits groups or charter guests well. The 980-liter freshwater capacity and around 400-liter fuel tank support longer cruising, which adds to its liveaboard appeal.

In value terms, it remains attractive as a large-volume cruising yacht that can serve charter fleets well, especially for buyers prioritizing accommodation over speed. The main trade-off is that age, layout complexity and charter history can weigh on maintenance, so survey condition matters more than headline specifications.

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