Genesi 43 Sailboats for Sale

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull Type

Monohull · bulb

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

42.98' · 13.1 m

Disp.

20,062 lbs · 9,100 kg

First year

1992

The Genesi 43, launched in the mid1990s, represented a bold stylistic pivot for Comar Yachts as they sought to modernize their fleet under the design guidance of Studio Vallicelli. While the shipyard was already legendary for its "Comet" line, the Genesi series—comprising the 43 and the larger 15meter Phoenix—introduced a sleeker, more aggressive aesthetic that mirrored the burgeoning demand for "fast cruisers" that did not sacrifice Mediterranean luxury. Built using the advanced vacuumbagged sandwich construction techniques Comar pioneered in the late 1980s, the Genesi 43 (also frequently referred to in European markets as the Genesi 13) remains a soughtafter vessel for sailors who value the intersection of racing DNA and bluewater comfort. According to the historical archives at Comar Yachts, this era marked the brand's transition into highperformance customization, allowing the Genesi 43 to be tailored to specific owner requirements, ranging from deepdraft racing keels to more forgiving cruising configurations.