Yacht charter in Lipari · Beneteau — Oceanis 430 (1991)

When the Beneteau shipyard asked Philipe Briand to design a very comfortable and easy to manage boat, the designer, no stranger to this type of design, quickly proposed what would become the Oceanis 430, a generously sized cruising hull with sailing contained in full Beneteau philosophy. Especially suitable for those who love comfortable cruises spent between long stops at anchor and large lunches with friends, it guarantees great safety during navigation. Mobility on board is easy and the space reserved for the crew, both on deck and in the welcoming cockpit, is approved for 12 seats. The boat is particularly suitable for comfortable cruises spent between long stops at anchor, aperitifs and lunches with friends and guarantees great safety during navigation. Navigation is organized in such a way as to allow guests to enjoy the sun, uncontaminated nature, diving, visits and trekking on land, as well as learning maritime art. Interiors In the years in which this boat was built, it was still common to make boats with real wood interiors, with solid wood moldings, exposed drawers and upholstered ceilings. All of this can be seen and pleases the eye on the Oceanis 430. The boat is still one of those that create a marine atmosphere and give its owner the pleasure of owning it. The instrumentation Equipped with the best safety equipment, over the years it has been constantly adapted to modern needs: AIS tracking system, photovoltaic and wind turbine to ensure our cell phones and notebooks never run out of charge, autopilot, plotter for maximum assistance in planning of routes, wind station, depth sounder. The engine On a sailing boat it is supposed to be used as little as possible, but, if necessary, it must be absolutely reliable. For this reason, to push the boat during transfers, we installed a new 50 hp Volvo Penta D2-50 engine.