2004 Beneteau 423

The Beneteau 423 is widely considered one of the most successful mid-sized cruising sailboats ever built. Designed by Groupe Finot, it is celebrated for balancing a spacious, high-volume interior with surprisingly nimble sailing performance. The boat is known for a light, responsive helm and impressive acceleration. It handles well in light winds but is stiff enough to stand up in a breeze due to its bulb keel. Built to CE Offshore A standards, the solid fiberglass hull utilizes Beneteau's "grid system" for stiffness. While the flat forefoot may cause slight pounding in heavy chop, it contributes to stability and speed. Most model features all lines led aft to the cockpit with in-mast furled mainsail, making it an excellent choice for solo or couple cruising. The interior is noted for its "stunning" cherry-stained woodwork (Douka) and abundant natural light from numerous skylights. Ho'onalu has the (Two-Cabin Layout) preferred by private owners. It features a massive owner's suite forward with a centerline berth and a large galley to starboard. • The galley features a front-loading refrigerator, separate freezer, and deep sinks, designed to be functional even while underway.

With her <<<Bow Thruster>>>, Ho'onala will not be intimidating even for the inexperienced sailor to leave and return to your slip.

Ho'onala is also equipped with davits to carry your tender (tender not included).