FROM INLAND WATERWAYS TO HIGH SEAS
\nWith an overall size of under 9×3 metres and a light displacement of less than 4 tonnes, the Oceanis can be trailed by road
\nby a professional, without having to deal with an extra-wide load. If you prefer to go to your sailing grounds by canals and
\nrivers, the lifting keel and rotat-ing mast version opens limitless programmes. Perfect for sailing on lakes or for coastal
\nhop-ping, this new Oceanis is, never theless, a robust category B sailing yacht, fitted out for off-shore sailing. The smallest
\nof the range offers the biggest choice of programmes!<\/p>\n
SIMPLE YET SPIRITED
\nThe Oceanis 30.1 has a hull designed by Finot-Conq and meets the
\nperformance and easy sailing challenge of the recent generation
\ninaugurated in 2017 with the 51.1. She boasts a slender stem widening
\nin a hard chine above the waterline, optimized weight, stiff canvas, and a
\nsquare-top mainsail as standard, giving her everything she needs to perform
\nwell in all points of sailing. Thrill seekers and new sailors from the world of
\ndinghy sailing will love the unusual tiller on twin rudders. Sailors who prefer
\ncomfort will choose the twin steering wheels. For beginners or for shorthanded
\nsailing, the self-tailing jib and the single winch will be perfect. For
\nhigh performance, Oceanis 30.1 can be equipped with an large overlapping
\ngenoa, a furling code zero or an asymmetric spinnaker (stemhead built into
\nthe hull design).<\/p>\n
AS SMART AS ITS ELDER SISTERS
\nWith a hard-chine hull and well-proportioned sides and
\ncoachroof, the Oceanis 30.1 honestly looks like a small yacht.
\nThe aft beam has space for two steering wheels, which frees up
\nthe cockpit. In the configuration with a tiller lifting on anchoring,
\nthere is even more space available. Apart from being visually
\nattractive, the unstayed mast with swept back spreaders gets rid
\nof the back stay and frees up aft movement. The same goes for
\nthe mainsail sheet, which, placed forward of the companionway,
\nfrees up space while making manoeuvres safer. On either side of
\nthe large fold-away cockpit table are two large benches, which
\neasily seat up to six guests. Aft, a step affords access to the sea
\nand can be supplemented by a small lifting platform.
\nEVERYTHING YOU NEED IN THE RIGHT PLACE!
\nSuccessfully meeting a very demanding set of specifications,
\nparticularly in terms of volume and cruiseability, the Oceanis
\n30.1 has won a few extra centimetres in strategic places, and in
\nthis it stands apart from its competitors. By making the soles
\npart of the boats structure, headroom has been increased to
\n1.98 m midship and 1.85 m in the two cabins. The centimetres
\nwon at the bow and aft, give her length enough for two goodsized
\ndouble cabins, a wonderful open space (a real entranceway
\nfor each of the cabins) and allow lengthwise berths. The two
\ntimes 2 metres of benches in the saloon provide an additional
\nplace for extra berths. The large shower room is divided into
\na marine toilet on one side and shower and washbasin on the
\nother. At the foot of the companionway, the L-shaped galley has
\ntop and bottom storage, a 75 litres refrigerator and a real oven
\nunder the gas hob. Another important element of com-fort on
\nthe Oceanis 30.1 is the gently sloping companionway (3 steps at
\n33\u00b0) present on all the BENETEAU cruising range yachts.
\nAnd because boating for everyone requires affordable prices,
\nthe Oceanis 30.1 is an-nounced at a ready-to-sail price that
\nbeats other cruisers in its category.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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