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Recensione Gazal Yacht,Beneteau Antares 46ft
Yacht · 46 ft (14 m) · Marina of Rethymno, Crete
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Specifiche principali
- Cantiere
- Beneteau
- Modello
- Antares 13.80
- Lunghezza
- 46 ft (14 m)
- Ospiti
- 10
- Cabine
- 3
Verdetto
The Beneteau Antares 13.80 is a robust, safety-focused flybridge motor yacht with excellent handling and strong on-water performance. While its design prioritizes practicality over contemporary style, it delivers comfortable overnight accommodation for up to 6 guests and remains a value-conscious choice in the current
Pro
- +Precise and quick handling, better than average for a 45-footer
- +Strong performance with top speed around 31–32 knots
- +Comfortable overnight layout with 3 cabins and 2 heads
- +Stable in rough waters with deep-V planing hull
- +Cost-effective current values between £135,000–£185,000
Contro
- −Design focused on safety over stylish contemporary looks
- −Maximum overnight capacity limited to 6 guests (not 10)
- −Length slightly under claimed 46 ft (actual 45.75 ft)
- −Model discontinued since 2009, no new production
- −Limited berths: 6 permanent, not 8 for overnight
The Beneteau Antares 13.80 is a flybridge motor yacht built from GRP with a deep-V planing hull, designed for safety and practicality rather than sleek contemporary aesthetics. Its substantial flare and 20-degree transom deadrise contribute to stability, while the 3-cabin, 2-head layout offers home-like comfort for overnight cruising with up to 6 guests.
On the water, the Antares 13.80 turns smoothly with minimal bank and handles precisely—better than average for its 45.75 ft size. Powered originally by twin Volvo TAMD75P engines (960 HP total) or later Cummins QSB 5.9s, it achieves a top speed of approximately 31–32 knots and a cruising range of about 250 miles at 25 knots with a 20% fuel reserve.
Comfort and livability are well-supported by electric toilets, marine refrigeration, heating, and a water heater, with navigation aided by radar, GPS, autopilot, and VHF. The teak cockpit adds luxury, and the bow thruster enhances maneuverability. While the model is discontinued, current market values from £135,000 to £185,000 reflect solid value for a well-maintained, powerful cruiser.
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