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We are extremely pleased to offer this brand new Beneteau Oceanis 30.1 on the market today. She has been fully imported in New Zealand and commissioned by our service team. A turnkey-ready option for the summer that fits in a 10m berth!
Designed by the Finot-Conq naval architects for the hull and Nauta Design on the interior and deck, Beneteau came up with a surprisingly large-volume vessel for a 30' sailing yacht. Every cm has been optimised.
This OC 30.1 is the deep keel version, with an in-mast furling mainsail, genoa on furler, self-tacking option on the deck, and two helm stations with twin rudders. She even comes with a bow thruster for those needing extra confidence during manoeuvring.
The hard-chine hull offers plenty of power, while the deck layout makes her so easy to sail. There is massive storage under the starboard cockpit seat and a drop-down swim platform.
In the interior, you will be surprised to have 1.98m headroom. The L-shaped galley on your portside is very functional, with a deep fridge and gas cooker. On starboard is the electric toilet and shower. The two-cabin version offers plenty of space to sleep and relax. Extra guests or family members could also sleep in the saloon.
Don't miss this incredible opportunity to own the only example for sale in the Pacific!
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