Cannes, France — 8 September 2026 · world premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival.
A 13.13-metre (43 ft 1 in) passagemaker whose flybridge is built around one big U-shaped seat, with an adaptive cockpit, an aft galley and a raised saloon.
The modern passagemaker
The Swift Trawler 43 Fly is drawn to extend time on the water, combining autonomy, safety and onboard comfort. Beneteau gives it a stronger and more purposeful silhouette, inspired by the passagemaker spirit. A sleek profile, a high bow and redesigned proportions give it a confident presence under way. Naval architecture is by Beneteau Power. Exterior design is by Dixon Yacht Design and Beneteau Power.
A flybridge built around one seat
The flybridge is laid out around a large U-shaped seating area with an adaptive backrest, so guests can face forward under way and the space becomes a lounge at anchor. It takes up to three forward-facing seats while the boat is moving. It also carries dedicated storage for paddleboards, kayaks or a tender, and an available Tenderlift simplifies launching. Below it the adaptive cockpit can take a sliding seat configuration, depending on how the boat is used. A hinging radar mast drops the air draught, and secure side access keeps circulation clear around the outside of the boat.
Residential inside
Inside, the boat takes a more residential approach, with generous volumes, premium materials and ergonomics meant for extended stays. The enlarged galley has a Corian countertop and increased storage capacity. It sits aft, with direct access to the cockpit. The saloon is raised, for visibility and light. Below, accommodation is built around an owner’s cabin and a redesigned guest cabin, with bathrooms that have true separate shower cubicles. The portside cabin reaches the day head directly, through a Jack & Jill configuration. Beneteau describes the guest accommodation as an adaptable configuration. Its specification table gives the cabin number as 4-3.
