2006 Beneteau 443
The Moorings 44.3 is a blue water design by Berret-Racoupeau focusing on functionality and open-air living. She features a modern fractional rig with powerful mainsail and short overlapping jib, making her quick to tack and easy on the crew. All sail controls are led to the cockpit where there is a full set of navigation electronics include color chartplotter, autopilot, sailing instruments. With twin steering wheels for excellent visibility from the helm, she can be safely sailed by a small crew. At the end of the sail, furling genoa, lazy jacks and lazy bag for the mainsail and an electric windlass speed the transition from sailing to pure relaxing. The cockpit is great for both with a bimini and dodger for protection and lots of room to lounge. The dual helms provide easy access to the swim platform and deck shower.
Generous capacities for water and fuel, as well as personal gear and food stores, mean increased comfort and autonomy on the water.
