Beneteau First 375

XBOAT ref :6059.
NEW GENOIS.
NEW MALTA ENGINE RIB,
FAIRLEAD TO BE GLUED IN THE FORWARD STARBOARD CABIN AND TOILET.

The First 375 is a sailboat built by Bénéteau in 1987. This model is part of the First range, which is well known for its fast and high-performance cruising yachts. Here are some key details about the 1987 First 375:
Design and Features
Type: Cruising-performance, with a design aimed at providing good racing capabilities while remaining comfortable for cruising.
Overall length (LOA): 11.42 m (37 feet).
Beam: 3.75 m.
Draft: Approximately 1.60 m (depending on the version), allowing good navigation in shallow waters while maintaining stability.
Weight: About 5,500 kg.
Sail plan: With an aluminum mast and a fairly large mainsail to enhance performance, while remaining manageable for cruising.
Performance
The First 375 is designed for fast and responsive sailing while maintaining stability. Its relatively light design, large mast, and hull shape allow it to deliver good performance even in breezy conditions.

Speed: It is a fairly quick cruising sailboat thanks to its well-designed hull and efficient rigging.
Maneuverability: Responsive even for small crews.
Interior Layout
The First 375 offers a standard layout for a boat of this size: a forward cabin, an aft cabin, a spacious saloon, and a functional galley.
Capacity: About 6 people, with berths in the forward cabin, aft cabin, and in the saloon.
This model prioritizes functionality and space for cruising, with equipment to ensure comfort during long passages.
Construction and Materials
Hull in GRP (glass-reinforced plastic), a proven construction for its strength and lightness.
Injected foam deck, which improves rigidity while reducing the boat’s overall weight.
Popularity and Uses
This model was popular among those seeking a high-performance sailboat capable of long-distance cruising.
It has been used both in regattas and for long voyages thanks to its robustness and seaworthiness.
The First 375 is therefore a versatile sailboat, appreciated by sailors who wish to combine performance and comfort.

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