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New Swift Trawler 43 Fly debut

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For New Zealand owners who want to go further and stay out longer, Beneteau’s new Swift Trawler 43 Fly is about to make its case. The 13.13m cruiser made its world debut at the 2026 Cannes Yachting Festival, built for exactly the kind of cruising Kiwis do.

Twin 320hp Yanmar diesels give it a range of up to 565 nautical miles at eight knots, enough to run the Hauraki Gulf into the Bay of Islands without a second thought on fuel. Push the throttles and it will do 23 to 24 knots when you need to make time.

The flybridge gives clear visibility underway and a proper spot to relax at anchor, with secure side decks and dedicated storage for a tender, kayaks or paddleboards. Below deck, two cabins, separate showers and a larger galley set it up for extended time aboard.

Ready for the Gulf and beyond. Contact 36° Brokers, NZ’s Beneteau dealer, to learn more.

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