Garcia Malibu 54 used

XBOAT ref: 6236.br / An exceptional sailboat, built for the open seaI own a 16.80-meter aluminum monohull with a beam of 4.95 meters. This used boat was designed to sail as far as the polar regions, and it even took part in an expedition to Antarctica in 2012. It embodies the ruggedness and safety for which the Garcia shipyard is known..Modernization and equipmentA hardtop was added in 2024 to enhance comfort and provide better protection from the elements. In 2019, the boat underwent a complete refit, and in 2024, it was modernized once again at a cost of over €350,000. Today, it stands out as an exceptional sailboat—well-equipped, reliable, and comfortable..Technical SpecificationsThis Garcia Malibu 54 is equipped with a Perkins M135 6-cylinder engine producing 125 hp, which was completely overhauled in 2024, allowing it to reach a comfortable cruising speed. It also features a large fuel capacity of 1,000 liters, making it ideal for long crossings. The draft of 1.20 to 2.50 meters allows for versatile navigation, whether in deep water or in more restricted areas.History of the Garcia ShipyardFounded in 1975, Garcia Yachts is renowned for building sturdy, high-performance boats. Specializing in aluminum monohulls, Garcia has made a name for itself in the world of offshore sailing. The Garcia Malibu 54 is one of the shipyard’s flagship models, known for its stability and ability to handle the most extreme conditions.History of the Garcia Malibu 54 ModelThe Garcia Malibu 54 was designed for ocean sailing enthusiasts. With its aluminum hull, it offers unmatched durability and strength. This model has been a huge success thanks to its versatility and comfort. It has been praised for its performance and rugged design.Why is this boat interesting?The Garcia Malibu 54 is appealing for several reasons. First, its aluminum hull ensures exceptional durability and strength. Second, recent upgrades in 2019 and 2024 have added state-of-the-art equipment and enhanced onboard comfort. Finally, its history of polar expeditions attests to its reliability and ability to withstand the harshest conditions.