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The Beneteau 323 is a masthead sloop designed by Groupe Finot and built by Beneteau from 2001 to the present, also known as the Oceanis 323 or Oceanis Clipper 323, with a similar version sold as the Moorings 32.2. It measures 10.0 meters LOA, has a 3.3-meter beam, a 1.4-meter draft, and displaces 4229 kg. Aboard *Sailing Gently*, the Beneteau 323 *Golden Haze* was delivered from Lymington, Hampshire, to Boulogne, France, in early March 2020, a passage of roughly 20–45 miles per leg in persistent easterly winds of 10–17 knots.0:06 The autopilot was inoperative for most of this trip, but a newly installed Raymarine ES78 7-inch hybrid touch multifunction display with AIS and radar was fitted before departure.4:50 The owner of *Gently* keeps the boat in a Martinique marina during hurricane season, where a local management company performs weekly checks for £120 per month.9:38 The owner uses two solar panels on the bimini to maintain batteries while disconnected from shore power.2:46 The owner has found that keeping the boat in the Caribbean offers a viable, more economical alternative to the UK or Mediterranean, with annual marina fees in French Caribbean islands averaging approximately £3,200, compared to £8,500 to £9,500 for a 32-ft vessel in central UK ports.10:50
