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Used Sail Boats in Campania, Italy

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    2017 Yildizlar "ARESTEAS"

    2017 Yildizlar "ARESTEAS"

    • Manufacturer: Yildizlar
    • Fuel type: diesel

    Every one of the six staterooms aboard ARESTEAS is spacious and decorated in lavish style, with a private ensuite. On the main deck, the full-beam master suite features a massive king-size bed, wraparound windows...

    Naples, Italy
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    2023 Jeanneau D4-175 Shaft Drive

    2023 Jeanneau D4-175 Shaft Drive 175 HP

    • Manufacturer: Jeanneau
    • Hours: 245 h
    • Fuel type: diesel

    The 2023 Jeanneau Yachts 65, available for immediate sale, is in exceptional condition and fully equipped, ready for the season. As the flagship of the line, she exemplifies excellence in comfort, design, and onb...

    Naples, Italy
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    2023 Jeanneau D4-175

    2023 Jeanneau D4-175

    • Manufacturer: Jeanneau
    • Hours: 285 h
    • Fuel type: diesel

    Jeanneau Yachts 65 - Flagship for Long-Distance Cruising A truly exceptional sailing yacht, combining elegance, comfort, and performance. This Jeanneau Yachts 65, flagship of the range, is the ultimate choice for...

    Sorrento, Italy
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    2018 Lagoon Penta D3-150

    2018 Lagoon Penta D3-150

    • Manufacturer: Penta
    • Fuel type: diesel

    Overview The Lagoon 620 "MASTERDREAM" is a luxurious, owner-version catamaran built by CNB/ LAGOONin France and designed by VPLP Design, offering the perfect balance between performance, comfort, and space. Curre...

    Naples, Italy
  • 2018 Lagoon 620 Esense |

    2018 Lagoon 620 Esense | 62ft

    • Manufacturer: Lagoon
    • Fuel type: diesel

    Overview The Lagoon 620 “MASTERDREAM” is a luxurious, owner-version catamaran built by CNB/ LAGOON in France and designed by VPLP Design, offering the perfect balance between performance, comfort, and space. Curr...

    $1,750,000 USD
    Naples, Italy
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    2011 Lagoon LAGOON 500

    2011 Lagoon LAGOON 500

    • Manufacturer: Lagoon
    • Hours: 2,000 h
    • Fuel type: diesel

    Lagoon 500 anno 2011, 4 cabine (versione armatoriale) + 2 cabine crew complete di bagno. Condizioni ottime e visibile su appuntamento. IVA assolta. Full optional con aria condizionata, generatore, dissalatore, in...

    Salerno, Italy
  • 2017 Yildizlar 166'

    2017 Yildizlar 166'

    • Fuel type: diesel

    ARESTEAS is a 50.8-meter motor-sailor built by Yildizlar in 2017 and refitted in 2023. Designed by Fuat Turan with interiors by Ridade Tuncel and Aldo Viani, this Ketch motor sailor blends the elegance of a sail...

    $11,642,400 USD
    Naples, Italy
  • 2019 Dufour 412 — Oxymore

    2019 Dufour 412 — Oxymore

    • Manufacturer: Dufour
    • Model: 412

    The Dufour 412 is a masterpiece in this regard. Impressive hull volume and a 4.20 metre midship beam make it one of the biggest in its category. This concept is clear in the cockpit which uses all available space...

    $158,441 USD

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    Est. $2,982/mo

    Pozzuoli, Italy

Overview

Sail boats are watercraft propelled primarily by sails, using wind power to navigate. They come in various sizes and types, from small dinghies to large yachts, and are used for recreational sailing, racing, and long-distance cruising. Sail boats offer a peaceful and eco-friendly way to explore the water, making them a popular choice for boating enthusiasts.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used sail boat?

Consider the boat's age, condition of the sails and hull, engine hours (if applicable), and any included equipment. It's also crucial to check for maintenance records and signs of wear or damage.

How do I ensure my sail boat is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable marine transport service. Ensure the boat is properly secured and protected during transit, and consider purchasing insurance for added security.

What is the maintenance schedule for a sail boat?

Regular maintenance includes checking and repairing sails, inspecting the hull for damage, and maintaining the rigging and engine (if applicable). Refer to the boat's manual for detailed maintenance recommendations and intervals.