BENETEAU 40.7


Explore iconic Sydney Harbour in one of EastSail’s luxurious yachts that are available for bareboat yacht charter. Enjoy a scenic sail past the Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House, or anchor in a quiet cove next to one of Sydney’s beautiful sandy beaches. Please see map attached on the Gallery.
BENETEAU 40.7 Facilities aboard our bareboat yacht charter fleet: All our yachts are fully equipped for your day on the harbour, complete with an oven, icebox, cutlery and crockery in the galley, a private bathroom with hot water, and a CD stereo and iPod jack. All yachts also have a full safety inventory of lifejackets, life rings and fire safety material, as well as galley gear, a fridge and cooking facilities. On request we can supply an awning and a rowing dinghy, linen is available for $25pp. You are welcome to bring your own food and drinks or we can arrange these for you. We have a mooring in Taylors Bay that you can book for lunch time swimming or for overnight charters.
The Beneteau First 40.7 has also seen success on the race course in its first season. I'm sure that both X-Yachts' and Beneteau's European race successes have something to do with having near-professional (or "factory") race crews on board. But that's to be expected with competition being what it is today. Regardless, this is a fast boat and that's what we have come to expect from Bruce Farr.
The hull shape of the Beneteau 40.7 is designed by Bruce Farr and features a moderate all rounder style racer cruiser hull shape. The deck has been tooled so it can be fine-tuned for either racing or cruising. The interior has berths for three couples (or three men) to sleep in real comfort. The single head can be accessed either from the saloon or the forward stateroom. The nav station is spacious, and galley small but fine for short trips on the harbour. The styling of the joinerwork is clean and the furniture is high-quality. Beneteau has always excelled in this area. The molded headliner is styled in accentuated panels that provide a contrasting high-tech look to the curvy joiner detailing. While the detailing is far from traditional, I find the overall look and feel to be similar to traditional themes and very easy on the eyes.
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DUFOUR 335

The Dufour 335 Grand Large gathers all the successful advantages of a much bigger boat. She is designed for longer cruising but her comfort and layout are a surprise for a boat of this size. Its wide open cockpit is revolutionary for a 33ft boat providing space and comfort usually reserved for larger boats. Twin wheels and redesigned rigging with no need for a backstay increase the feeling of space, safety and comfort. Single or short handed sailing can be a breeze with this model.
Down below you will see a larger than normal aft cabin, spacious forecabin and a spacious and well designed head. The 335 Grand Large galley is fully kitted out for living, starting with a large refrigerator, sink and twin burner oven, coupled with Corian work surfaces and bags of clever storage. It's quite striking that she has no backstay, thanks to a rethink of the rigging and spreader design; secondly, she has twin wheels — quite something for such a small yacht — which gives easy access to the aft bathing platform area (particularly without a backstay in the way); and thirdly, she has been designed with some above-class-average tankage to deliver cruising autonomy.
Her two-cabin interior is fairly straightforward, with a portside aft galley at the foot of the wider-than-usual hatch and companionway and a chart table to starboard, with the midships area given to twin fore and aft bench settees and a central table.
The sleeping cabins — one in the bow and one in the stern — mean that you can cruise with friends without getting in each other's way. PLEASE FIND OUR CATERING PRICES AND OTHER INFORMATION IN THE GALLERY ATTACHED