BUCCANEER

• Latitude: 30.5811
• Longitude: -88.0711
• Gulf of Mexico
• Marina in US

Address: US

As of my knowledge cutoff in October 2021, the Marina Buccaneer is not a well-documented or universally recognized boat model within major boating circles in the US. It's possible that you might be referring to the Buccaneer series of sailboats, or you may have a specific custom or lesser-known model in mind.

However, here's a generic outline for the specifications and description you might expect from a small to medium-sized recreational marine vessel like a sailboat or a yacht, often referred to as a "buccaneer":

General Description:

1. Type: Sailboat or Small Yacht
2. Usage: Recreational, Racing, Cruising
3. Length Overall (LOA): Typically between 18 and 30 feet.
4. Beam (Width): Generally around 6 to 10 feet.
5. Draft: Varies depending on keel design; typically 2 to 6 feet.
6. Hull Type: Mono-hull
7. Rigging: Could be sloop-rigged with one mast and a mainsail and headsail.

Construction:

1. Material: Fiberglass is most common, though wooden and aluminum constructions are also possible.
2. Deck Layout: Open or semi-enclosed cockpit, sometimes small cabin space.

Sail and Rigging:

1. Mast Height: Proportional to boat size; for an 18-30 ft vessel, typically between 25 and 45 feet.
2. Sails: Mainsail and one or more headsails (jib, genoa).
3. Running Rigging: Includes sheets, halyards, and control lines made from durable, UV-resistant materials.

Performance and Handling:

1. Speed: Average cruising speeds between 4 to 7 knots.
2. Steering: Typically a tiller or wheel, depending on size and design.

Accommodation:

1. Berths: Basic sleeping accommodations for 2-4 persons, usually with v-berth forward and/or convertible settee.
2. Galley: Basic cooking facilities including stove and sink, primarily in larger models.
3. Head: Often a marine toilet, possibly with shower in some models.

Navigation and Electronics:

1. Navigation Lights: Required by law, suitable for vessel size and complying with USCG regulations.
2. Instrument Panel: Basic navigational instruments, could include GPS, VHF radio, depth sounder, and speed log.

Safety:

1. Lifelines and Railings: Surrounding deck area for crew safety.
2. Emergency Equipment: PFDs (life jackets), fire extinguisher, first aid kit, flares, and emergency radio.

Engine:

1. Type: Inboard or outboard engine (size and type depend on size and design of the boat).
2. Fuel Type: Gasoline or diesel engines.

Without the exact model name and more specifications, it's challenging to give a precise description. However, if the "Marina Buccaneer" is a craft known within a specific niche or club, you'd usually find a builder's plate or documentation providing specific details about that vessel. For more accurate information, please contact local marinas, sailing clubs, or boat builders in the area that might have more detailed records or knowledge of this specific model.