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THE NEW BENETEAU FIRST 30

EFFORTLESS JOY OF PLANING FOR EVERYONE

Beneteau Open Weekend 2024

In celebration of Beneteau's distinguished 140-year legacy within the maritime industry, we at Med Yachts Sales, the exclusive representatives of Beneteau, proudly convened the Beneteau Open Weekend from Thursday 11th April to Sunday 14th at the prestigious Marina di Valletta.

Big boats bring the glory, but small boats make the sailors

On an ongoing mission to share its passion for sailing, Beneteau together with Seascape presents three new members of the 7th generation of FIRST. First 24 and 27 are exciting sports cruisers, while First 14 is an innovative dinghy that brings fun and exciting sailing to everyone.

Oceanis 40.1 Wins Sail Magazine's Best Boat 2021

The Beneteau Oceanis 40.1 Wins Sail Magazine's Best Boat 2021

ARC 2020 : Oceanis 51.1 First Line in the Race

Great performance from the Oceanis 51.1 in the ARC plus 2020

Two BENETEAU Outboard boats short listed at the MBY awards

The Flyer 7 Sundeck and Flyer 10 have both been nominated in the Sportsboats category.

Interview with Patrick S. owner of RITUAL (First Yacht 53)

As ever, it was an amazing sight. Yet the 22nd Voiles de Saint-Tropez nearly did not take place. The event, which runs from 26 September to 9 October, brings together nearly 150 classic and modern boats the first week and about twenty Super Series maxi-yachts, in the second week. The First Yacht 53 RITUAL, competing in the IRB “Modern” category, made its racing debut. It was a good maiden run for Patrick S. its owner and skipper, a keen sailor and a huge sailing connoisseur, and we were keen to interview him.

Round Ireland on a Figaro BENETEAU 3

Pamela Lee and Catherine Hunt have set a new female double-handed Round Ireland sailing time world record. They set sail from Dublin on 13 October 2020 and it took them 3 days, 19 hours, 41 minutes and 39 second to complete the circumnavigation on the Figaro BENETEAU 3 IARRACHT MAIGEANTA. This record sailing time was ratified by the WSSRC (The World Speed Sailing Record Council) on 3 November 2020. The reference time for this Round Ireland Race in 2014 was 4 days and 6 hours.