GIB SEA 43

The GIB SEA 43 is a Sail Cruiser designed to offer comfort, space, and sailing performance. She was produced between 2000 and 2004 by the French shipyard Gibert Marine, and the 43 was the final model in the Gib Sea series. The project was signed by J&J Design for the hull and naval architecture and Olivier Poncin for the modern design and concept development. The interior layout offers spacious areas and an ergonomic deck design. The hull features the typical characteristics of an all-rounder, while the deckhouse boasts a consistent height and an aesthetically pleasing curved design.

Inside, the spaces are bright and airy, featuring two twin aft cabins, an owner’s cabin at the bow—each equipped with a double bed—and a fourth cabin with bunk beds.

The GIB SEA 43 is well-equipped with diesel heating, 3 solar panels, a sprayhood + bimini top, and a full cockpit cover. The electronics suite includes Raymarine GPS, radar, and autopilot. Additional features include manual davits for the tender, a fixed cockpit table, 1 electric toilet, a TV in the saloon, and a Hi-Fi system with external speakers. Recent updates include a new inverter, bimini, and sprayhood with winter closure (2024); new upholstery (2022); new spiral rigging (2020); and a new mainsail (2017). Ready to sail. VIEW BROCHURE