2004 Hunter 386 — Fully Equipped and Caribbean-Ready

This exceptional 2004 Hunter 386 represents a rare opportunity for someone who dreams of sailing south to the Caribbean.

The owner carefully equipped the boat for extended cruising and planned to sail her south. Unfortunately, a change in family circumstances has made the trip impossible, so the boat is now being offered to one fortunate buyer.

She is in exceptional condition and ready to begin her next adventure on short notice. A professional marine survey was completed in July 2026 and is available by email upon request.

Major Equipment and Features

• Bow thruster with additional remote controls
• Watermaker
• Starlink satellite internet
• Approximately 1,200 watts of solar power
• Four AGM and four LiFePO₄ batteries:
• Four house batteries
• One bow-thruster battery
• One engine-starting battery
• Two auxiliary batteries located aft in the cockpit
• Two 2,200-watt gasoline generators capable of powering the air conditioning
• Diesel cabin heater
• Air conditioning
• Washing machine
• Electric folding bicycle
• Hardtop with full enclosure
• Stainless-steel dinghy davits with electric winch
• Dinghy with 2-hp outboard motor
• Three chartplotters
• AIS
• EPIRB
• Two handheld VHF radios
• Security camera
• Television
• Microwave
• Ice maker
• Two freezers
• BBQ grill
• Fishing-rod holders
• Light-wind sail and storm sail
• Electric anchor windlass with additional remote control
• Rocna 20 kg primary anchor
• Delta spare anchor
• Boat and dinghy covers
• Extra-long shore-power cords
• Hailer
• Numerous tools, spare parts and additional cruising equipment
• Engine and Mechanical Equipment
• Diesel engine with approximately 1,200 hours
• Spare feathering propeller
• Extensive collection of tools and mechanical spares
• Safety and Deck Equipment
• Four life jackets
• Two cold-water survival suits
• Ten fenders
• Four winch handles
• Two anchors
• EPIRB
• AIS
• Two handheld VHF radios

The boat was kept in freshwater from new until approximately three years ago. Since then, she has been based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, where she has been used sparingly.

This is not an ordinary Hunter 386. It is a comprehensively equipped cruising yacht offering many expensive upgrades that would take considerable time and money to install separately.

For additional photographs, specifications, pricing information or a copy of the July 2026 marine survey, please contact Mike Carey at 902-478-4036.