Beneteau Oceanis 40 (2009) – 3 Cabin – €69,000 VAT Not Paid Beneteau Oceanis 40 built 2009 offers an outstanding combination of comfort, performance and practicality. Designed by the renowned Berret-Racoupeau Yacht Design team with interiors by Nauta Design, the Oceanis 40 has become one of Beneteau’s most successful cruising yachts, equally suited to extended liveaboard cruising or family sailing holidays. This particular example is the sought-after three-cabin owner’s version, providing generous accommodation for up to eight people while maintaining a spacious saloon and practical galley. With EU VAT not paid, she presents an attractive opportunity for buyers planning international cruising or export outside the European Union. Built in France by Beneteau in 2009, the yacht features a modern white GRP hull, fin keel and masthead sloop rig. Measuring 12.15 metres (39ft 10in) overall with a beam of 3.91 metres, she delivers the excellent sailing performance and sea-keeping qualities for which the Oceanis range is renowned. Powered by a dependable Yanmar diesel engine with shaft drive, she is equally capable under sail or power, making coastal passages and offshore cruising both comfortable and economical. Ready for Immediate Adventure €69,000 VAT Not Paid https://www.williamsandsmithells.com/boats/beneteau-oceanis-40/

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Learn why I take outdoor showers on the back of my sailboat when it is cold outside. Enjoy sailing content, love boat life? Visit our channel for more shorts and full length videos of our sailing adventure as we sail around the world via Cape Horn! Channel Link: https://www.youtube.com/c/sailingsweetruca #sailing #boatlife #showerthoughts #shorts Want to know more about us, and where we are in real time? Visit our website https://www.sweetruca.com

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Before we bought Adhara and became liveaboards we went on a sailing charter in Lanzarote for a week to try out if we could imagine living on a sailboat and how I’d feel about sailing in general. We did that in November of 2019 and a funny story about it is that I absolutely hated the first day! 😆 I couldn’t imagine why someone would actually enjoy sailing. I was scared, I got wet, I was freezing and I felt seasick for 6 hours straight and had no clue what a sheet is and what wind angle means. Apparent or true wind… wait, what? You guys can’t imagine the disappointment in Jans's eyes when I told him „no way in hell are we doing that“ 😂 Spoiler: the story has a good ending 😉 The second day we had the most beautiful weather and sailed around La Graciosa and Montaña Clara. I fell in love with the otherworldly landscape and raw beauty of these islands and enjoyed the gentle Atlantic swell, the idea of sailing as a means to explore this beautiful world we live on grew on me! And hey, no more seasickness! Ok Jan, I guess we’re doing it! AAHH I CAN'T BELIEVE WERE ACTUALLY DOING IT! 💙💙💙 Check out the video of our trip on our channel! Subscribe to our channel to join our adventure! #sailboat #sailing #boatlife _______________________ *LINKS:* Get in touch with us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sailingadhara More About Us https://www.sailingadhara.com/about More about the boat https://www.sailingadhara.com/boat Contest Yachts: https://www.contestyachts.com Our Favorite Gear on Amazon: https://www.amazon.de/shop/sailingadhara Rent a Boat worldwide and save 5% "ADHARA5" at Checkout https://click-and-boat.pxf.io/1rR30g 15% Off on Vallon Performance Sunglasses https://glnk.io/y31nz/sailingadhara Scuba, Freediving, Snorkeling & Underwater Gear https://bit.ly/3hUzFFm

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SW senior editor Stu Streuli checks in from the Farr 395 Old School before the start of the 2012 Newport Bermuda Race.

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