2023 Beneteau Oceanis 30.1 for sale in Auckland
Auckland, New Zealand20239.5m
Asking PriceBroker
$349,000 NZD
+8 moreMakeBeneteau
ModelOceanis 30.1
Year2023
Length9.5m3m beam
Fuel130L tank
Cabins2 berths
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About this vessel
This brand new Beneteau Oceanis 30.1 has been fully imported to New Zealand and commissioned by the service team. She is a turnkey-ready option that fits in a 10m berth.
Designed by Finot-Conq naval architects for the hull and Nauta design on the interior and deck, the Oceanis 30.1 is a surprisingly large volume vessel for a 30' sailing yacht, with every centimetre optimized.
This is the deep keel version with in-mast furling mainsail, genoa on furler, self-tacking option on the deck and 2 helm stations with twin rudders. She comes with a bow thruster for extra confidence during maneuvering.
The hard-chine hull offers plenty of power while the deck layout makes her easy to sail. There is massive storage under the starboard cockpit seat and a drop-down swim platform.
In the interior, there is 1.98m headroom. The L-shaped galley on the portside is 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, and the saloon can accommodate extra guests or family members.
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Vessel
MakeBeneteau
ModelOceanis 30.1
Year2023
Dimensions
Length overall9.5m
Beam3m
Draft1.9m
Accommodation
Berths2
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeYanmar
Fuel tankage130L
Features
On board
In-mast furling mainsail
Genoa on furler
Self-tacking jib
Twin helm stations
Twin rudders
Bow thruster
Drop-down swim platform
Deep fridge
Gas cooker
Electric toilet and shower
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