Beneteau Antares 10.20 Flybridge review
Yacht · 33 ft (10 m) · Spain
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Key specs
- Builder
- Beneteau
- Model
- Antares 10.20 Flybridge
- Length
- 33 ft (10 m)
- Guests
- 6
- Cabins
- 2
Verdict
A capable early-1990s flybridge cruiser with classic Beneteau proportions, twin-diesel punch and practical 2-cabin accommodation. It offers good space for its length, though age, dated layout and modest handling finesse keep it from feeling contemporary.
Pros
- +Twin 200 hp Volvo diesels provide useful cruising power
- +Two cabins and one head suit family or small-group cruising
- +Flybridge adds visibility and extra outdoor space
- +Air conditioning and Wi-Fi improve charter comfort
Cons
- −Older design with dated styling and systems by modern standards
- −Length/year listings vary slightly across sources
- −Fuel, water and capacity figures are inconsistent or not fully verified
- −Handling and efficiency are less refined than newer planing cruisers
The Beneteau Antares 10.20 Flybridge is a traditional compact flybridge cruiser from the early 1990s, with the brand’s characteristic practical layout and enclosed wheelhouse profile. Public listings place the model around 10.2 m overall, with a beam near 3.3–3.4 m, and the flybridge is one of its key selling points for visibility and outdoor use.
On the water, the boat’s twin-diesel setup gives it enough authority for family cruising and short coastal passages, but this is not a modern high-performance platform. The design favors steady, predictable running over sharp handling, and buyers should expect older hull and systems behavior rather than the refinement of newer boats.
Inside, the 2-cabin, 1-head arrangement is sensible for a boat of this size and supports the stated six-berth capacity. The available air conditioning and Wi-Fi help charter or leisure use, but livability remains defined by 1990s standards: functional, compact, and less open than current-generation cruisers.
In value terms, the Antares 10.20 Flybridge makes sense for buyers prioritizing usable space, twin engines and a flybridge at a lower entry cost than newer models. Its appeal depends heavily on survey condition, maintenance history and the state of the engines and onboard systems.
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