Fraser has listed the 43.13m steel sailing yacht Clear Eyes for €6.45 million, bringing the 2010 Pax Navi build to its brokerage fleet.
Fraser announced the addition of Clear Eyes to its sales portfolio on 18 September 2026. The brokerage describes the Pax Navi-built sailing yacht as 43 metres in its announcement and gives her exact length as 43.13 metres in the associated sales specification.
The asking price is €6.45 million, with Matthew Lester and Giulio Riggio listed as the sale contacts. The announcement is a new brokerage appointment, not a completed transaction, and the yacht remains advertised for sale.
Clear Eyes was built in 2010 and Fraser lists a 2021 refit, with a steel hull and ABS classification. Her listed beam is nine metres, draught four metres and gross tonnage 277 GT, a combination that prospective owners should consider when assessing marina access and operating plans.
Fraser cites a 10-knot cruising speed under power and a maximum speed of 13.5 knots, alongside a quoted range of 2,400 nautical miles. These are brokerage specifications rather than an independent verification of present mechanical condition, so a survey remains important.
The interior arrangement is described as accommodating ten guests in five cabins, including an owner's cabin, two further doubles and two twins. A crew complement of nine is stated in the listing, reflecting the staffing requirements of a sailing yacht of this scale.
The broker highlights open deck areas for dining and relaxation together with a hot tub, while the steel construction and sailing rig support her long-range cruising proposition. Her next owner will need to evaluate sail handling, rig maintenance and machinery requirements alongside the purchase price.
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