Built for the edges of the chart.

A Sinek 43 — custom aluminum, fully refit, and ready to go. Moored in Cordova, Alaska.

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ModelSinek 43 — J. Simpson design

HullAluminum 5086

MooredCordova, Alaska

AskingUS$225,000

The pitch

Load supplies. Cast off.

Mazu II is a custom Sinek 43 — a rugged, low-maintenance, cruise-ready aluminum passage-maker. She has crossed the Pacific, wintered in the high latitudes, and is offered with a full inventory of sails, rigging, ground tackle and electronics. She is ready to go.

— Rugged hull, near-new condition
— Full suit of Port Townsend sails
— Refit in 2022
— Turnkey passage-maker

At a glance

Key specifications

LOA43′ 5″ / 13.23 m

LWL37′ 6″ / 11.43 m

Beam11′ 4″ / 3.45 m

Draft5′ 3″ / 1.55 m

Displacement27,190 lb

Sail area874 sq ft

Engine63 HP diesel

Fuel / Water126 / 150 US gal

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Her story

From Washington to New Zealand — and home to Alaska.

Commissioned and built in Washington in the late 1990s, Mazu II has spent her life under sail. She crossed the Pacific from British Columbia to New Zealand via Mexico, French Polynesia, Tonga and Fiji, wintered in Whangarei, and has since made her new home in Alaska — cruising the Gulf and up and down the Aleutians for the last two years. She is a boat that has been there.