Beneteau 393

Owners Comments

In 2007, we found the perfect boat for our adventures - the Beneteau 393. After looking at a lot of options, it quickly became clear this was the one. A perfect mix of performance, comfort, and versatility, whether for long passages or just enjoying time with family. With its generous water and fuel capacities, and a rare two-bathroom layout for this size, it quickly became our home on the water.

We started our journey on Lake Champlain, but it didn't take long before we were off on bigger adventures. Exploring the Intracoastal Waterway was one of the highlights, where the Beneteau 393's 5.1-foot draft made it easy to navigate shallow waters and discover hidden spots along the way.

One of our favorite memories was mooring at the 79th Street Boat Basin in New York City. It was the perfect blend of sailing and culture, with an unforgettable night at the MET opera - just one example of how we've always embraced life's treasures wherever the wind took us.

Our journey continued as we headed to the British Virgin Islands, spending several years in the Caribbean. The 393 was a reliable companion, whether we were sailing through 38 knots of wind or enjoying the calm beauty of the Bahamas.

This Beneteau 393 has been more than just a boat - it's been a true companion on a journey full of exploration, joy, and unforgettable memories. It's now ready for its next owner to continue the adventure.

Manufacturer Provided Description

Based on the highly successful Beneteau 473 and designed by renowned naval architects Berret/Racoupeau Yacht Design, this unique 39 foot passage maker answers a long awaited quest for the serious bluewater cruiser.  Roomier, more spacious and boasting some of the best accommodations to be found, the 393 will be sure to please the most scrupulous of sailors flawlessly combining comfort and performance into an exceptional vessel.

Disclaimer

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.