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Oceanis 34.1
The Oceanis 34.1 is slimmer, lighter, has more sail area, and offers more space in the bow for the owner's cabin than its predecessor. The Beneteau Oceanis 34.1 promises unforgettable days on the water. Marc Lombard and NAUTA Design have once again joined forces to create a unique design concept, true to the spirit of the 7th generation Oceanis.
Exterior Design
The deck layout has been redesigned to ensure maximum comfort and safety while moving around the boat, at the helm, and for living on board at anchor. The halyards and furling lines are located forward of the cockpit, while a winch is located on each side for the helmsman to trim the headsails. The result is an uncluttered cockpit, ideal for relaxing, with easy access to the aft swim platform.
Interior Design
The Nauta designers have created a chic, contemporary interior in elegant walnut or light oak finishes. The deck hatches and multiple portlights in the hull and superstructure bring natural light into the boat and ensure excellent ventilation. In the saloon, the cleverly designed chart table with fold-down table tops accommodates two additional single beds.
A distinctive style, instantly recognizable down to the smallest detail, with layouts that prioritize comfort, user-friendliness, and ease of movement.
Where Design Meets Enjoyment
Life on board with family or friends new to sailing is at the heart of all new Oceanis designs. The Oceanis 34.1 is the perfect example of this approach and promises a safe sailing experience aboard a boat that is easy to handle, regardless of who is on board.
Inside, the boat features two or three double cabins and a head. Whichever version you choose, the interior is bright and spacious. The boat has four deck hatches, four portholes in the hull and long windows in the cabin, so you can optimally enjoy cruising from the saloon of the Oceanis.
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Datasheet
| L.O.A | 10,77m 35’4’’ |
| Hull length | 9,96m 32’8’’ |
| L.W.L. | 9,50m 31’2’’ |
| Beam | 3,57m 11’9’’ |
| Deep draft (Cast iron) | 2,00m 6’7’’ |
| Deep ballast weight | 1 580kg 3,482 lbs |
| Shallow draft (Cast iron) | 1,50m 4’11’’ |
| Shallow ballast weight | 1 860kg 4,099 lbs |
| Performance draft (Hydraulic retractable keel) | 1,25 - 2,550m 4’1’’ - 8’4’’ |
| Ballast weight performance | 1 506kg 3,319 lbs |
| Air draft (all masts), with aerial | 15,57m 51’1’’ |
| Light displacement | 5 470kg 12,046 lbs |
| Fuel capacity (standard) | 130L 34 US Gal |
| Fresh water capacity | standard 231L 61 US Gal - Option 130L 34 US Gal |
| Engine power | standard 21 HP 21 PK - Option 30 PK |
| ARCHITECTS / DESIGNERS | |
| Naval Architect | Marc Lombard |
| Outside & interior design | Nauta Design |
| EC CERTIFICATION | |
| Category A | 6 people |
| Category B | 8 people |
| Category C | 10 people |
| STANDARD SAILS DIMENSIONS | |
| Classic mainsail (standard) | 31,00m² 334 sq ft |
| Furling mainsail (Option) | 26,00m² 280 sq ft |
| Self-tacking jib (standard) | 18,30m² 197 sq ft |
| Furling genoa (106 %) | 26,10m² 281 sq ft |
| Code 0 | 40,00m² 430 sq ft |
| Asymmetric spinnaker | 80,00m² 861 sq ft |
Documents
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Beneteau Oceanis 34.1 - Brochure.pdf
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Beneteau Oceanis 34.1 - E - Book.pdf
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