Sailboat First 30 charter

The First 30 is the charter of choice if you want to treat yourself to an unforgettable cruise with family or friends. Brilliant through its astonishing performance, the First 30 has been the subject of much discussion since its release in 1977. also ideal for sharing your love of the sea with your sweetheart, the First 30 will give you an unforgettable experience from right at the side of the boat. Built by the Bénéteau shipyard, this sailboat combines comfort, performance and elegance with poise.

Its large wheel-and-helm steering system facilitates very precise navigation. The shape of the hull and the sail plan of the new First 30 are very contemporary. The two mainsails ensure perfect balance and stability throughout your voyage. An anchor locker is located on the forward point. The cockpit is deep and narrow. The forward sail sheet winches and the mainsail tackle are within easy reach, which will facilitate manoeuvres for yachtsmen who enjoy single-handed cruising.

With a total length of 9.81 m, the First 30 is a high-end, modern and elegant sailboat. It can accommodate 4 people on board and has two comfortable cabins. The boat also has a long foredeck. Its discreet deckhouse and reasonable freeboard offer excellent comfort when sailing and at anchor.

The First 30 is a genuine racing cruiser built in fiberglass polyester. It stands out for its liveliness, performance, color and exceptional design. It is also recognized for its welcoming, practical and functional accommodations at sea. The table in the saloon is removable, as are the storage bins in the cockpit, allowing the boat to change character.

Designed by André Mauric, the First 30 has a Zen and convivial exterior, decorated with a large and comfortable saloon with soft cushions and carefully colored backdrops. This magnificent boat with one hull and twin rudders also has a certain touch of style that enhances the whole experience. The interior fittings of this habitable boat with one hull are modern and practical and ensure excellent navigation.

The layout of the deck and cockpit of the First 30 is excellent and the sail controls are very well arranged. The lifeboat is stored under the helmsman's bench at the back of the cockpit. The bathroom, which is separated by two sliding doors between the forward station and the living area, has a washbasin, a marine toilet and a wardrobe.

The First 30 has a large living area with a headroom of 1.85 m. This area has two large deep benches and a fixed table with two turning leaves. There is also a navigation station and a redesigned chart table on the starboard side, facilitating access to the navigator's berth. The modestly sized galley is, however, adequately equipped. The kitchen is equipped with a two-burner stove, a refrigerator, a sink with running water, a generous work surface and several small open lockers.