Available now: Cheoy Lee 43 MS (1982), designed by Robert Perry and built by the renowned Cheoy Lee Shipyard. Lying in Moraira (Costa Blanca), this yacht stands out for its solid construction, generous interior volume and proven seaworthiness, making it ideal for both long passages and comfortable onboard living.
Built in fibreglass with a full keel, the Cheoy Lee 43 MS offers stability and reliable performance at sea. Its ketch rig provides balance, versatility and ease of handling in a wide range of sailing conditions.
Measuring 11.99 m in length and 4 m in beam, it features three double cabins and two bathrooms, accommodating up to eight people overnight and certified for twelve in navigation. The pilothouse helm ensures protection and good visibility, while the interior woodwork creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Powered by a reliable Ford Lehman 120 HP diesel engine, the yacht cruises at 7 knots and offers outstanding autonomy thanks to its 2,500 L fuel capacity and 1,200 L freshwater tanks.
Well known for its comfort and safety on bluewater cruising (Comfort Ratio 46.10, Capsize Screening Formula 1.61), this yacht is a proven choice for extended voyages and liveaboard use.
Key Features
Design: Robert Perry & Cheoy Lee, quality and tradition.
Safe navigation: full keel, ketch rig and pilothouse helm.
Spacious layout: 3 cabins, 2 bathrooms, 8 berths, 12 certified persons.
Autonomy: Ford Lehman 120 HP diesel, 2,500 L fuel, 1,200 L water.
Location: Moraira, Costa Blanca.
Ready to sail: maintained and equipped.
Specifications
Builder: Cheoy Lee Shipyard Ltd. (HK)
Designer: Robert Perry
Model: 43 MS
Year: 1982
Engine: Ford Lehman 120 HP
Fuel: 2,500 L
Water: 1,200 L
Cabins: 3
Bathrooms: 2
A great opportunity to acquire a yacht with character, strong pedigree and proven offshore capability.