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$187,100 EUR
+9 moreMakeBeneteau
ModelOceanis 37.1
Length11.93m
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About this vessel
The Oceanis 37.1 is a 37-foot cruiser that embodies the legacy of harmony and innovation of the Oceanis line. It is the eighth model launched since 2017 and offers eco-friendly solutions such as an optional electric motor and iroko slatted cockpit floor.
Exterior Design:
- Very open outdoor space with absence of back stays to enhance performance and ease of handling.
- The rigging is managed for easy handling shorthanded, with all lines brought to two aft winches.
- The hull features a flared design with a rib for fluid underwater lines, greater power, stability, hull rigidity, and increased volume in the bow.
Interior Design:
- Remarkable volume inside with a saloon nearly as large as a 40-foot boat.
- The saloon is offset to port with a sofa and a comfortable table for six, facing a lengthwise galley.
- Fore cabin with a panoramic view through large hull-integrated portholes.
- Multiple layout options including owner cabin with a king-size double bed at the stern and large sail locker.
Sustainable Features:
- Iroko wood used as a sustainable substitute for teak in cockpit decking (Iro-Deck).
- Option for an electric engine with a 12 kW pod and 10 kWh batteries, suitable for silent, carbon-free cruising on inland waterways.
Connectivity:
- Mobile application Seanapps allows monitoring of boat systems, route planning and sailing status via smartphone.
Specifications
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Vessel
MakeBeneteau
ModelOceanis 37.1
Dimensions
Length overall11.93m
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