In standard version with self-turning jib, priority is given to ease, while in the First Line with square main sail at the top and Genoa will enchant sailors who love living boats.
This new 37 feet capitalizes and comes to finish the innovations of the seventh generation of Oceanis. Eighth model launched since 2017, reflects the full personality of the range, and offers more sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions, such as an optional electric motorization or a bathtub coating in iroko wood.
In standard version with self-turning jib, priority is given to ease, while in the First Line with square main sail at the top and Genoa will enchant sailors who love living boats.
Iroko, African wood, advantageously replaces teak. Used as a bathtub coating according to a new assembly procedure called Iro-Deck and set up by BENETEAU, it offers a homogeneous dye, excellent durability and rules out the risk of cracks in solid wood roofs.
The Oceanis 37.1 is available in electric motorization with a 12 kW pod and 10 kilowatt/hour of batteries. This opens the way to a program in inland waters where decarbonized and silent recreational navigation is acclaimed.
EXTERIOR DESIGN
Very open, the outdoor space takes advantage of the absence of the backestay, a configuration successfully adopted in the Oceanis 30.1 and Oceanis 34.1. The work riage with two floors, is generous and promises the Oceanis 37.1 beautiful benefits.
To remain manageable in a reduced crew, all maneuvers return on the two stern winches. Only the haly are kept concentrated around the deck. A starboard wheel console brings together all the instruments, including a 7-inch plotter.
The hull takes up the principle of the tulip; this rib that allows you to preserve the fluid lines in the submerged part, and provides an increase in power and stability. It also improves the rigidity of the helmet, for a good control of the weights and a matching interior volume.
INTERIOR DESIGN
The volume of the Oceanis 37.1 is exceptional. The space offered in the living room is close to the 40-foot.
Deported to port, the living room includes a lounger and a comfortable table for six, facing the kitchen along.
The bow cabin offers a clear view over the horizon through the large integrated ports on the side. In two toilets version, the size of the bed displaced against the hull on the starboard, remains very generous.
Aft, the comfort is optimal. In standard version, the double bed is in king size format and the immense candle holder is accessible both from the outside and from the inside.
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