Aventura 43

The Aventura 43 is a sailing catamaran 12.98 m long and 7.30 m wide. In size it sits between the compact Aventura 37 (10.90 m) and the Aventura 45. According to the yard, it was designed by naval architect Samer Lasta (Lasta Design). It is built for family cruising: the standard version has three cabins and two bathrooms.

Upwind sail area is 115 m² (mainsail 70 m², overlapping genoa 45 m²), with an 85 m² gennaker as an option. The mast has two sets of spreaders, and two winches are grouped at the helm, so a small crew can handle the sails. Draft is 1.40 m. The yard offers Yanmar engines in several power ratings, up to 2 × 57 hp.

A four-leaf door leads from the cockpit into the saloon. Inside are a U-shaped settee with a table, a galley with a Corian worktop and a three-burner gas hob, and the Garmin EmpireBus system to manage the electrics. Headroom is at least 1.95 m. The owner's cabin has a 1.95 × 1.60 m bed, an en-suite bathroom and a separate room with shower, WC and washbasin; guest cabins have the same size beds and private bathrooms. Options include three cabins with three bathrooms, or four cabins.

The Aventura 43 suits owners who have outgrown the Aventura 37 but find the 45 more boat than they need. The Aventura 45 (about 13.5 m) has more sail and up to six cabins; the Aventura 48 (14.80 m) is built for long range. Options on the 43 include an electrically lowered swim platform, a generator of up to 8 kW, a watermaker, air conditioning and solar panels.