The Facill 30 (1984) is a classic and capable sailing yacht, combining solid construction with an extensive equipment list for confident cruising. Her sail wardrobe is well-suited for a wide range of conditions, including a mainsail, jib, two genoas, and two spinnakers, supported by a spinnaker boom and a gennaker furler. The standing rigging was renewed two years ago, and propulsion comes from a dependable Yanmar 12 kW diesel engine with approximately 1,200 running hours. An autopilot, primary wheel steering, and emergency tiller steering ensure safe and relaxed handling under sail or power. Designed with practicality and comfort in mind, the yacht is equipped for both short-handed sailing and longer stays aboard. On deck, she carries two Bruce anchors with 15 mm chain, multiple two-speed winches, a stern anchoring setup, and sturdy steel swimming stairs. Navigation instruments include depth sounder, speed/log, and an electric compass. Below deck, the interior offers a functional galley with oven and refrigerator, toilet, freshwater system, efficient petroleum heating backed up by an electric heater, and a clothes drying compartment. Additional features such as three batteries with Bluetooth monitoring, automatic and manual bilge pumps, a Bluetooth audio system, and a 6-person life raft make this Facill 30 a well-prepared and reliable cruiser.