Beneteau Moorings 463 (Oceanis 46.3)

Description

The Beneteau Moorings 463 (also known as the Moorings 46.3 or Oceanis 46.3) is a charter-optimized aft-cockpit cruiser designed by Bruce Farr and Armel Briand, built by Beneteau in France from 1996 to 2006. As a Moorings-exclusive variant of the Oceanis 463, it features modifications for bareboat charters like a 4-cabin layout, reinforced systems for high turnover, and a focus on ease of handling for novice crews. Approximately 100+ units were produced for The Moorings fleet, many still in service or available used. Owners appreciate its spacious volume, stable motion, and "forgiving" performance in trades, making it ideal for island-hopping or family vacations.

Construction Details

Designer Bruce Farr and Armel Briand
Builder Beneteau
Length 46.590 ft
LOA 46.590 ft
LWL 39.330 ft
Beam 13.940 ft
Displacement 23148 lb
Ballast 7496 lb
Max Draft 5.740 ft
Year Built 1996
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The standard boat dimensions

i 54.53 ft
j 16 ft
p 46.55 ft
e 17.06 ft
p2 -
e2 -
i2 -
j2 -

Sails

Beneteau Moorings 463 (Oceanis 46.3) - ASYMMETRICAL

Luff * 53.99 ft - (16456 mm)
Foot * 26.4 ft - (8047 mm)
Leech * 49.67 ft - (15139 mm)
Perc LP * 165 %
Area * 1069 ft²
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