The Bruce Roberts 43 is a legend of ocean design, born for those seeking absolute safety and comfort on long voyages. Its sailing is defined by the nobility of a heavy displacement hull and a full keel that provide enviable directional stability; the boat maintains its course firmly even in rough seas, conveying a sense of poise that few modern sailboats can match. It is a "tank" of the sea that cuts through the wave smoothly, minimizing rolling and allowing for a calm life on board under any weather conditions. As for its habitability, the Roberts 43 is surprisingly spacious. Thanks to its generous beam and cruising design, the interior offers a volume typical of a floating home. The version with a central cockpit usually allows for a truly private and majestic owner's cabin in the stern. The salon is spacious, with a cabin height that avoids any feeling of confinement, and its stowage capacity is massive, ideal for living aboard for months. It is, in essence, the perfect combination of an impregnable refuge in the ocean and a cozy home in the harbor.