Description

Maeva is a 1976 Endurance 35 Ketch, designed by Peter Ibold and built by Belliure in Calpe, Spain. With her full keel, displacement hull and traditional ketch rig, she was designed with comfortable and capable bluewater cruising in mind.

A major highlight is her 2024 Solé Diesel 44 HP engine with approximately 210 hours, offering a significant recent upgrade for her next owner. Her cruising inventory includes an extensive sail wardrobe, roller-furling genoa, Autohelm 7000 autopilot, Garmin GPS/depth sounder, AIS, VHF, EPIRB and solar charging.

Maeva has cruised extensively throughout Spain, the Canary Islands, Morocco and Madeira, and completed an Atlantic crossing to the Caribbean in 2025. She is equipped for continued cruising with a 2024 six-person liferaft, substantial ground tackle, 200W of solar, propane stove and oven, portable freezer and practical onboard systems.

A proven cruising ketch with classic lines, a newer engine and recent Atlantic experience, Maevaoffers an appealing platform for sailors looking for a traditional bluewater cruiser.

Accommodation

Maeva offers a practical two-cabin, one-head layout designed for comfortable cruising and extended time aboard. In addition to the two private cabins, the saloon provides additional sleeping accommodation, allowing flexibility for guests or extra crew. The main saloon serves as the central living and dining area, with the navigation station conveniently positioned nearby. The galley is equipped with a propane stove and oven, portable freezer and practical storage for extended cruising. Functional and well suited to a couple, small family or cruising crew, Maeva can accommodate up to six when utilizing the additional saloon berths.

Interior Comforts and Amenities

(2) Private cabins
Additional saloon berths
Sleeping capacity for up to (6)
Main saloon with dining and seating area
Navigation table
Propane stove and oven
Vented propane locker
Propane tanks
Fume detector
Portable freezer
Manual marine head

Electronics and Navigation

Autohelm 7000 autopilot
Garmin GPS with depth sounder
Speed and distance instrumentation
VHF radio
AIS
EPIRB
Navigation lights

Electrical Systems

(1) 90 Ah engine battery
(2) 100 Ah AGM service batteries
12V electrical system
220V shore power
(2) 100W solar panels
Battery charger
Battery monitor

Deck and Hull Equipment

CQR 44 primary anchor with 65 m of 10 mm chain
Delta 44 secondary anchor with 40 m of 10 mm chain
Dodger
(6)-person life raft

Sails and Rigging

Ketch rig with (2) masts
Roller-furling genoa
Spinnaker
Gennaker
(2) Genoas
Mainsail
Mizzen sail
Staysail
Storm mainsail
Storm jib

Mechanical Equipment

Solé Diesel 44 HP engine (installed 2024)
Approximately 210 engine hours
Manual bilge pump
Automatic bilge pump
Electric bilge pump

Safety Equipment

(6)-person life raft (2024)
Safety equipment package
EPIRB
(5) Life jackets
Flares

Tankage

(1) 210 L galvanized steel fuel tank
(1) 100 L plastic water tank
No holding tank

Owner's Comments and Boat History

Maeva has had three owners, with previous home ports including Alicante, Fuerteventura and Lanzarote in the Canary Islands. She has sailed under both Spanish and Polish flags, with cruising history encompassing mainland Spain, the Canary Islands, Morocco and Madeira.

In 2025, Maeva completed an Atlantic crossing to the Antilles, adding to her proven offshore cruising history.

Designed by Peter Ibold with comfortable and safe bluewater sailing in mind, Maeva combines a practical cruising layout with a capable ketch rig and recently installed Solé Diesel engine. She is well prepared for continued cruising and life aboard.