Simple to navigate but alive on the wheel, the Oceanis 30.1 promises discoveries and sensations. Lakes, rivers, coastal cabotage or adventure on the high seas: this elegant and robust small cruise ship has a route gauge that opens up an infinite variety of programs
With its dolphin bow, lively chines, and beautiful freeboard/deck proportions, the Oceanis 30.1 unashamedly adopts the look of a small yacht. Its Finot-Conq plan meets the dual challenge of performance and ease of handling. A fine bow, optimized weight, sailing balance, and a square-headed mainsail allow it to maintain a good pace at all speeds.
For a single-handed debut or sailing with a reduced crew, the self-tacking jib and single winch offer the required simplicity. For efficiency, the Oceanis 30.1 offers a large, coated genoa, a furling code zero, or an asymmetrical spinnaker. At the stern, access to the sea is via a simple step that can be complemented by a small lifting platform.
Winner in strategic areas of the boat, with precious centimeters that make a difference, the Oceanis 30.1 manages to reach 1.98m of headroom in all areas of the boat where it is comfortable to stand.
The two beautiful double cabins each offer beds oriented fore and aft, and a liberated space that provides comfort and a feeling of spaciousness. The two settees in the salon form the support for two additional berths. The large head is divided into a toilet on one side and a shower-sink on the other. At the foot of the gentle slope descent, the L-shaped galley has high and low storage, a 75-liter refrigerator, and a real oven, beneath the gas hob.
Proud of its unbeatable habitability for its size and its focus on simplicity, the smallest model in the cruiser range doesn't forget about style or speed. At one of the most competitive ready-to-sail prices.
Due to its overall dimensions of less than 9 x 3 meters and its weight of less than 4 tons, the Oceanis 30.1 can be transported by road by a professional without requiring an exceptional convoy. In its lifting keel and pivoting mast version, the cruiser can navigate canals and rivers to access various sailing areas.
On the Oceanis 30.1, sailors can choose between a tiller for anyone who enjoys a thrill or the world of dinghy sailing, or a twin wheel for anyone who prefers space and comfort!
The twin-helm design results in a wonderfully spacious cockpit. On either side of the large fold-out table are two large settees, which can accommodate up to six guests comfortably.
