39.3' Beneteau 393

If you are in the market for a capable and comfortable coastal cruiser, this 2002 Beneteau 393 is a must-see sailboat. The Beneteau 393 was featured in the October 2024 edition of Sailing Magazine (Used Boat Notebook page 26). Author David Liscio describes the sailing communitys take on the 393 when it first went into production in the early 2000s:
It was generally agreed by potential buyers that the 393 was good looking, featured clean lines and was built to take them where they wanted to go, which primarily was safely along any coastline on long passages in relative comfort and style. The 393 build quality was noteworthy for a production boat.

Zephyr has been diligently maintained by the current owner and well equipped for safe and comfortable cruising on the Chesapeake and beyond. Notable features include a shoal draft keel (51), a reverse transom with a swim step, in-mast furling with all lines leading to the cockpit, a Yanmar 4JH3E diesel engine (56 HP), a Raymarine Axiom radar / chartplotter (with multi-function displays at the helm and nav station), Raytheon ST6001 autopilot, and Raytheon ST60 displays for wind speed / direction, depth and speed.

The Beneteau 393 has a roomy thirteen foot beam, and five hatches and a large skylight in the saloon provide exceptional ventilation and natural light. Zephyr features a two cabin, two head layout. The forward cabin has a Pullman style berth, and the aft cabin has a spacious double berth. The dinette at the U-shaped settee in the saloon can be lowered to provide an additional berth as well. There is an L-shaped galley to port compete with a refrigerator, freezer, double sink, and a four-burner stove. The refrigerator onboard Zephyr has a new compressor as well. To starboard is a well-equipped nav station with a VHF radio, Raymarine Axiom multi-function display (for the radar and chartplotter), a satellite phone, and the ships electrical panel.
To schedule a showing of this beautiful coastal cruiser, please contact Grey Hobbins with Chesapeake Nautical Cruises.

Yanmar 4JH3E Diesel engine (1429 hours)

2 Reverse cycle AC/heat units

Raymarine Axiom radar / chartplotter (MFDs at nav station and helm)

Raytheon ST6001 autopilot

Raytheon ST60 displays for wind speed / direction, depth and speed

Standard Horizon VHF Radio with remote mic/speaker at helm & AIS reception

Satellite phone

Recently purchased "maintenance free" lead-acid house batteries (2) and engine battery

Flex-O-Fold prop

Masthead LED tricolor/anchor light

All of the equipment needed for cruising - from companionway screening to
tools, spare fenders, chartbook, ditch bag, cockpit cushions, life jackets,
jack lines, etc. are included.