Beneteau Oceanis Clipper 393
Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupeon the market since 16 days
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Océanis 393 Clipper – 2002 | 3 cabins / 2 bathrooms | Recent Atlantic crossing
Sailboat carefully maintained, never rented, currently in third hand. Designed by Jean-Marie Finot (Finot Group), this Océanis 393 is ideal for offshore cruising and long crossings.
Layout & comfort: 3 cabins, 2 bathrooms, spacious saloon, functional refrigerator and stove, hot water (40 L water heater 2024).
Engine & propulsion: Yanmar 4JH3E 55 HP, 1,600 hours, very well maintained, shaft drive transmission, diesel.
Energy & autonomy: 3 solar panels 110 W (2022), AGM batteries (2022), 220 V shore power connection.
Electronics & navigation: Garmin GPS 2021, Raymarine autopilot 2022, depth sounder, new compass, fixed and portable VHF, EPIRB beacon 2022.
Sails & rigging: Battened mainsail, UV-protected genoa, original furler, asymmetrical spinnaker with sock (2022), original small headsail. Standing rigging redone 2022, forestay 2020.
Safety & exterior equipment: 4-person liferaft serviced 2022, teak cockpit, bimini and dodger in excellent condition, new cockpit shower, new cushions 2023. Inflatable dinghy and 2.5 HP engine optional.
Key features: Overall length 11.96 m, width 3.96 m, draft 2.00 m, sail area ~72 m², healthy boat ready to sail.
Never rented and carefully maintained → known history, reliable boat.
Recent Atlantic crossing → proven for offshore cruising.
Renowned architect: Jean-Marie Finot (Finot Group).
3 cabins / 2 bathrooms → perfect for family or crew.
Spacious and comfortable saloon → pleasant living on board during long crossings.
Well-maintained Yanmar 55 HP engine → reliability and performance.
Recent standing rigging and sails in good condition → ready to sail.
Asymmetrical spinnaker included → performance and enjoyment in cruising.
Recent solar panel and AGM batteries → energy autonomy for extended navigation.
Modern electronics: Garmin GPS, Raymarine autopilot, depth sounder, VHF, and EPIRB.
Teak cockpit, bimini, and dodger in excellent condition → comfort and safety on deck.
Life raft and complete safety equipment → offshore safety.
Optional dinghy and outboard motor → autonomy and convenience on board.
Healthy boat, ready to sail → reliable structure and mechanics, no immediate work needed.
Sailboat carefully maintained, never rented, currently in third hand. Designed by Jean-Marie Finot (Finot Group), this Océanis 393 is ideal for offshore cruising and long crossings.
Layout & comfort: 3 cabins, 2 bathrooms, spacious saloon, functional refrigerator and stove, hot water (40 L water heater 2024).
Engine & propulsion: Yanmar 4JH3E 55 HP, 1,600 hours, very well maintained, shaft drive transmission, diesel.
Energy & autonomy: 3 solar panels 110 W (2022), AGM batteries (2022), 220 V shore power connection.
Electronics & navigation: Garmin GPS 2021, Raymarine autopilot 2022, depth sounder, new compass, fixed and portable VHF, EPIRB beacon 2022.
Sails & rigging: Battened mainsail, UV-protected genoa, original furler, asymmetrical spinnaker with sock (2022), original small headsail. Standing rigging redone 2022, forestay 2020.
Safety & exterior equipment: 4-person liferaft serviced 2022, teak cockpit, bimini and dodger in excellent condition, new cockpit shower, new cushions 2023. Inflatable dinghy and 2.5 HP engine optional.
Key features: Overall length 11.96 m, width 3.96 m, draft 2.00 m, sail area ~72 m², healthy boat ready to sail.
Never rented and carefully maintained → known history, reliable boat.
Recent Atlantic crossing → proven for offshore cruising.
Renowned architect: Jean-Marie Finot (Finot Group).
3 cabins / 2 bathrooms → perfect for family or crew.
Spacious and comfortable saloon → pleasant living on board during long crossings.
Well-maintained Yanmar 55 HP engine → reliability and performance.
Recent standing rigging and sails in good condition → ready to sail.
Asymmetrical spinnaker included → performance and enjoyment in cruising.
Recent solar panel and AGM batteries → energy autonomy for extended navigation.
Modern electronics: Garmin GPS, Raymarine autopilot, depth sounder, VHF, and EPIRB.
Teak cockpit, bimini, and dodger in excellent condition → comfort and safety on deck.
Life raft and complete safety equipment → offshore safety.
Optional dinghy and outboard motor → autonomy and convenience on board.
Healthy boat, ready to sail → reliable structure and mechanics, no immediate work needed.
