1991 Beneteau Oceanis 440

Océanis 440 built in 1991 by the Beneteau shipyard with a three-cabin version, is a spacious and robust long-distance cruising sailboat, designed by Bruce Farr for the Beneteau shipyard. The Oceanis 440 offers an excellent compromise between comfort, performance and safety.

Its large cockpit, wide side decks, as well as its generous interior volumes make it an ideal sailboat for life on board or long crossings.

French flag European VAT paid available in Martinique

 Accommodations:

Three double cabins and three shower rooms

One forward double cabin

Two aft double cabins

Water tank 700L

Pressurized cold and hot water

Galley long shape on port

Starboard chart table

 Galley:

Double sink

Two-burner hobs with Eno oven

Waco/ Danfoss BD35 12 v fridge

 Sails and rigging:

Dacron half batten main sail

Dacron furling genoa on Facnor LS180 system

Dacron furling staysail on Facnor LS180 system

One asymmetrical spinnaker

Ten Spinlock cam cleats

 Electronics:    

Raymarine ST 60 with log, speedometer depth sounder, wind speed and wind direction 

Icom IC-M411 VHF with mast head antenna

Raymarine A70D GPS chart plotter

Furuno radar

Raymarine i70 on hydraulic cylinder autopilot

Raymarine AIS 650 transmitter and receiver

Pioneer CD Player Radio with Four Speakers

Océan Signal EPIRB

 Electrical:

Two services batteries 200 A

One engine battery 100 A

Solar panels 4X130w with regulator

D400 wind generator

Dock line 10 A

Cristec 20 A batteries charger

80 A Engine alternator

 Deck:

Lofran’s Cayman 1000w electric windlass

Cobra 22 Kg main anchor with 10 mm chain 50m new June 2025

Danforth 25 kg second anchor 8mm chain 3m with 15m of ropes

Cockpit table

Dodger

Bimini

Cold water deck shower

Swim ladder

 Additional:

New 2022 Nemaxx 330 inflatable dinghy

New 2022 Tohatsu 6 hp outboard engine

Safety equipment for six people

New 2022 life raft Sea Safe for six peoples

Bow thruster in tunnel