Summerland – 39’ Beneteau Sailboat

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Quick Details

Users Boat Capacity: 8 people

Cruise Ship Boat Size: 39 feet

Key Hole Cabins: 3

Person sleepin in bed Berths: 8

Clock Check-In: Complimentary boarding is available any time after 7 p.m. the night before your charter begins

Info Not Included: Bed linens, towels, groceries, food seasonings

Checkmark Add-Ons: Boat add-ons are available for purchase during checkout

Take an Apostle Islands Cruise Aboard Summerland

Summerland transports you to a magical place where the sun is always shining in a flawless blue sky.

Live in comfort on this 2004 Beneteau 393. It is more spacious and roomier than most boats in its class, with well-developed details like a raised deck over the salon. This allows the installation of extra large overhead deck lights that offer incredible light in the salon below.

Indulge in luxurious accommodations for up to eight people throughout three private cabins including two heads (one forward in the captain’s quarters). Cool down on hot summer nights with heavy-duty fans throughout, and warm up on cool early/late season excursions with the forced air diesel heater onboard.

Sailing convenience and performance cannot be matched. The furling genoa is teamed with a fully-battened main, stored in a stack pack, to assure the absolute best sailing characteristics. All lines lead aft into a cockpit equipped with the latest electronics: color GPS/radar, autopilot, and full wind instrumentation. And, at the end of a full day of sailing the electric windlass makes managing the ground tackle a breeze!

Your escape to the beautiful, crystal clear waters of Lake Superior and the Apostle Islands will indeed be magical on Summerland!

Booking a Bareboat Charter

If you have never booked a bareboat charter before, the term ‘bareboat’ generally indicates that the boat is not supplied with a licensed captain. You are the skipper of the boat and will sail and manage the boat during your charter. You can request a captained charter once you have reserved your boat if you are not comfortable being a skipper.

Please follow the bareboat process in the drop-down below:

  • Chevron down Bareboat Charter Requirements

  • To ensure that you have a safe and enjoyable bareboat charter experience, we want to be sure that you and your crew are knowledgeable in handling the yacht you have chosen. We ask that you complete our Boating Resume & submit it under the Forms & Documents page to help us determine your sailing skill level.

    To be a qualified skipper, we are looking for you to meet the following criteria:

    • Recent charter experience aboard a vessel of similar size/type
    • Or ownership of a vessel of similar size and type
    • And/or completion of a qualified charter certification program
  • Chevron down Important Information

  • Prior to your arrival, you can be confident that the yacht you have selected has been fully inspected by our qualified staff. All of the fuel and water tanks have been topped off and all systems have been tested to ensure they are fully operational. Each yacht is fully equipped with all the Coast Guard required safety equipment, as well as many other items required by Superior Charters to ensure a pleasant and successful sailing vacation for you and your crew.

    Aboard each yacht, you will find the galley is fully equipped to prepare the most gourmet of meals. A BBQ grill is standard equipment with each vessel. Other standard equipment found on all vessels in the Superior Charters fleet includes:

    • Inboard engine
    • Dinghy
    • Dockside heat
    • Wheel steering
    • Depth sounder
    • Knot meter
    • VHF radio
    • Stereo radio
    • Barbeque grill
  • Chevron down Specifications

  • Make: Beneteau
    Year: 2004
    Length: 39′-4″
    Beam: 13′-0″
    Draft: 5′-1″

    Berths: 8
    Cabins: 3
    Heads: 2

  • Chevron down Galley

  • Icebox / Fridge: Refrigerator
    Microwave: Yes
    Stove: LPG
    Oven: Yes
    BBQ Grill: Gas

  • Chevron down Rig, Sails & Deck

  • Rig: Sloop
    Mainsail: Conventional
    Headsail: Furling
    Bimini: Yes
    Dodger: Yes

  • Chevron down Electronics

  • Depth Sounder: Yes
    Knotmeter: Yes
    Navigation: GPS / Radar Plotter
    Autopilot: Yes
    Stereo: Satellite & CD
    Television: No
    Inverter: Yes

  • Chevron down Mechanical

  • Water Tank: 120 Gallons
    Fuel Tank: 36 Gallons
    Holding Tank: 20 Gallons
    Heater: Independent
    Generator: No
    Windlass: Electric

  • Chevron down Equipped With:
    • Required Coast Guard safety gear
    • Engine fuel
    • Stove and BBQ grill (with gear & fuel)
    • Refrigerator
    • Complimentary consumable kit that includes paper towels, trash bags, dish soap, all-purpose cleaner, a sponge, matches/lighter stick and marine toilet paper
    • Depth sounder
    • GPS navigation & autopilot
  • Chevron down What to Bring/What Not to Bring

  • Please bring:

    • Sleeping bags, pillows, towels
    • Warm clothing, rain gear, chapstick, insect repellant
    • Sunscreen, bathing suit, sunglasses
    • Deck appropriate footwear (non-marking soled shoes), sweater or jacket, motion sickness pills, pain reliever, small flashlight, and camera
    • Food, seasoning, drinking water, dishcloth, and dish towels

    Do NOT bring: 

    • Pets
    • Coolers: only soft-sided coolers are allowed onboard while sailing
    • Tents: camping on the islands while chartering is not allowed
    • Kayaks: not allowed on any of our boats and are not allowed to be towed behind the boats
    • Smoking is not allowed

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