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Sailing boat brands

Looking for a used sailboat for sale? YachtingAddress lists several hundred cruising sailboats, racing yachts, offshore sailboats and bluewater cruising boats from leading European shipyards: Bénéteau, Jeanneau, Dufour, Bavaria, Hanse, Amel, X-Yachts and many more. From the family day-sailer for coastal weekends to the offshore sailing yacht ready for a round-the-world journey, our catalog covers all budgets and sailing profiles. Every listing is published by a certified professional broker or dealer.

Types of used sailboats: which one fits your program?

Before browsing listings, defining your actual usage is the most important step.

Coastal cruising sailboat

Comfort and ease of handling
9–13 m, 2 to 4 cabins
From €40,000

Offshore / bluewater sailboat

Designed for long passages and world cruising
Strong construction, high autonomy
From €80,000

Performance / racing sailboat

Performance and sailing pleasure
Light hull, powerful sail plan
From €30,000

Day-sailer

Compact and easy
6–8 m
From €5,000

Ketch & Schooner

Two masts for easier handling
Ideal for long-distance cruising
From €50,000

Aluminum sailboat

Extreme durability
Perfect for expeditions
From €80,000

Major brands

Bénéteau: global leader
Jeanneau: comfort and design
Dufour: modern lines
Bavaria: value for money
Hanse: contemporary design
Amel: bluewater reference
Hallberg-Rassy: premium quality

Price ranges

6–8 m: €5,000 – €30,000
9–11 m: €25,000 – €80,000
11–13 m: €70,000 – €200,000
13–16 m: €150,000 – €450,000

What to check before buying

Hull condition (osmosis, structure)
Rigging and sails
Engine and electrical system
Documentation

Annual costs

Mooring: €600 – €5,000/year
Insurance: 0.8–1.5%
Maintenance: €1,500 – €4,000/year
Rigging & sails: €500 – €3,000/year

Standing rigging: a critical point

Replace every 10–15 years
Cost: €3,000 – €10,000
Always inspect or budget replacement

FAQ

Budget for a first boat? €50,000

License required? Required for engine use

Best season to buy? Autumn and winter