The Beneteau 403, designed and built by Beneteau, features three cabins and two heads in a classic layout with ample privacy and spaciousness for charters. The saloon table converts to a double berth and there is convenient storage in the main saloon and cabins. The sleek galley area provides workspace for two people.  Air conditioning*, auto pilot, and chart plotter round out this accommodating yacht.

*NOTE: Air conditioning is shore power only, available in Caribbean, South Pacific and North American destinations, not available in the Mediterranean.

The Beneteau 403 monohull sailboat is available for charter in Belize (Caribbean), Tortola (British Virgin Islands, Caribbean), St. Lucia (Caribbean), Abaco (Bahamas), Baja (Mexico), and Tonga (South Pacific).

The bareboat yacht charter Beneteau 35.2, designed by Berret/Racoupeau, is a sophisticated, comfortable cruiser incorporating good overall performance with spacious living accommodations, featuring 2 double cabins and a toilet with a stall shower.
 
The Beneteau 35.2 bareboat yacht charter vessel is built for comfort. The raised deck over the salon incorporating extra large panoramic overhead deck lights offers incredible light below. The large cockpit
offers an innovative pivoting steering wheel which rotates ninety degrees, allowing easy access from the helm to the companionway.
 
A deck layout for easy single handling, a roomy, well-lit salon and a galley with ample storage, are just a few of the well thought-out details included with comfort and ease of handling in mind.
 
The 35.2 has a long list of standard equipment that gives it incredible value.
 
Beneteau is a French sail and motor boat manufacturer, with production facilities both in France and in the United States.
 
Shipwright Benjamin Beneteau founded his company in 1884, at Croix-de-Vie, France to build sailing trawlers. In the mid sixties, Benjamin’s grandchildren, Annette Beneteau Roux and her brother, Andre Beneteau, introduced a line of fiberglass boats. Madame Roux is still active in leadership.
 
The company is a large and recognized boat builder, commanding a substantial worldwide market share for sailing yachts, predominately in the United States, France, and the United Kingdom. It has five factories in the Vendée region of France and one US plant in Marion, South Carolina. The Beneteau USA plant opened in 1986 – since then the factory has nearly doubled in size to about 250,000 square feet (23,000 m2), with roughly 25 million dollars of total capital invested in the US. This is considered to be an advanced marine factory; it is newer than most of its competitors’ factories.
 
The company also owns the following brands:
Jeanneau
CNB
Wauquiez
Lagoon
O’Hara
IRM
Microcar
EYB

The Beneteau 35.2 monohull bareboat sailboat is available for charter in in Belize (Caribbean), Tortola (British Virgin Islands, Caribbean), St. Lucia (Caribbean), Canouan (Caribbean), Abaco (Bahamas), and Bay of Islands (New Zealand, South Pacific).

The Beneteau 39.3 monohull bareboat sailboat is a new blue water design focusing on functionality and open-air living. Generous interior volumes, a large cockpit with dual helm and a high level of technology and craftsmanship combine to provide reliability, comfort and an elegant finish. The layout features 3 cabins with 2 heads and showers, a U-shaped salon to starboard and a practical galley to port with ample work surfaces. Generous capacities for water and fuel, as well as personal gear and food stores, mean increased comfort and autonomy on the water.

The Beneteau 39.3 bareboat monohull sailboat is available for charter in Tortola (British Virgin Islands, Caribbean).

The bareboat yacht charter Beneteau 32.2, designed by Groupe Finot, is a sophisticated, comfortable cruiser incorporating good overall performance with spacious living accommodations, featuring 2 double cabins and a toilet with a stall shower. The Beneteau 32.2 bareboat yacht charter vessel is built for comfort – the designers focused on maximizing headroom, volume, light, and ventilation. A wonderful, large cockpit offers an innovative pivoting steering wheel on this bareboat yacht charter vessel, making it easy to walk from the helm to the companionway and giving a true big boat feel. The 32.2 has a long list of standard equipment that gives it incredible value.
 
Beneteau is a French sail and motor boat manufacturer, with production facilities in both France and the United States.
 
Shipwright Benjamin Beneteau founded his company in 1884, at Croix-de-Vie, France to build sailing trawlers. In the mid-sixties, Benjamin’s grandchildren, Annette Beneteau Roux and her brother, Andre Beneteau introduced a line of fiberglass boats. Madame Roux is still active in leadership.
 
The company is a large and recognized boat builder, commanding a substantial worldwide market share for sailing yachts, predominately in the United States, France, and the United Kingdom. It has five factories in the Vendée region of France and one US plant in Marion, South Carolina. The Beneteau USA plant opened in 1986.  Since then, the factory has nearly doubled in size to about 250,000 square feet (23,000 m2), with roughly 25 million dollars of total capital invested in the US. This is considered to be an advanced marine factory - it is newer than most of its competitors’ factories.
 
The company also owns the following brands:
Jeanneau
CNB
Wauquiez
Lagoon
O’Hara
IRM
Microcar
EYB

The Beneteau 32.2 monohull bareboat is available for charter in Tortola (British Virgin Islands, Caribbean).

Voted Boat of the Year 2005 by Cruising World magazine, this innovative new catamaran offers it all for vacationers looking for the ideal cruising platform and packs plenty of user-friendly features into its 40’ length.

Built in Cape Town, South Africa, the new Robertson and Caine 4000 cat features a large cockpit with an outside dining area and ergonomic seating for up to eight guests, all protected by a functional hard-top bimini, fitted as standard. The galley-up design incorporates a spacious saloon area and aft facing galley with a cocktail bar and serving window overlooking the adjoining cockpit area. Accommodations include four double cabins, an additional berth in each forepeak, and two large heads with separate shower stalls.

The Robertson and Caine 4000 catamaran sailboat is available for bareboat charter in Tortola (British Virgin Islands, Caribbean), Belize (Caribbean), Grenada (Caribbean), St. Lucia (Caribbean), Canouan (Caribbean), St. Martin (Caribbean), Abaco (Bahamas), Baja (Mexico), Tahiti (South Pacific), Tonga (South Pacific), and Mahe (South Pacific).