Beneteau Oceanis Boats For Sale

The Beneteau Oceanis is the French builder's cruising series, a range of monohulls running from the entry-level 34.1 through to large yachts above 50 feet, and it holds the biggest sailboat market share in the world. Recent Oceanis sailboats share a design language built around speed and interior volume: a plumb bow that stretches the waterline, a hard chine running the length of the hull for added buoyancy forward, and beam carried well aft. The result is a narrow point of entry that cuts cleanly through waves while opening up wide cabins below. Shoppers searching for a Beneteau Oceanis for sale are usually weighing comfort and short-handed ease against outright performance, and the line is engineered firmly toward the cruising side of that question.

The Beneteau Oceanis 34.1 is the current entry point, a Marc Lombard design that starts at 110,000 euros ex-VAT, with a well-equipped boat fitted with bow thruster, wood decks and full sail packages landing around $318,000 and a more stripped version available in the high $200,000s. It carries a 30-horsepower Yanmar, a Seldén rig, and comes in two-cabin or three-cabin layouts. The first-line version adds a bow sprit, a flat-deck furler and a square-top mainsail, and despite being slightly shorter and narrower than the older 35.1 it keeps the same interior volume while saving 500 kilos. A swing keel is offered, the same concept used across the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey range, and the 34.1 points to about 28 degrees off the wind thanks to inboard sheeting angles.

The Beneteau Oceanis 51.1 introduced the seventh generation of the line with a fully infused hull and deck and an all-new shape. It uses a German mainsheet system led aft to electric winches by the twin wheels, so the boat can be sailed almost entirely on push buttons with no traveler and no control lines cluttering the deck. The standard rig gives ample canvas, with a racing package available for more sail area, plus a code zero and gennaker options. Notable features include fold-out dinghy davits, a hidden swing-out barbecue, double aft cabins with full headroom, and a bow crew cabin with a single berth and head.

The Beneteau Oceanis Yacht 54, drawn by Roberto Biscontini with interiors by Lorenzo Argento, measures 56 feet overall with 16.5 feet of beam and displaces 36,500 pounds. It offers two cast-iron keels at 8.2-foot and 6.7-foot draft, three engine choices (80-horsepower sail drive, 110-horsepower shaft drive, or 80-horsepower Dock & Go), and two aluminum masts giving 79 feet of air draft with in-mast furling or 85 feet with a full-batten main. A reworked center-cockpit concept, a Terrace on the Sea drop-down platform, and a longitudinal dinghy garage that swallows an 8-foot-2 inflated tender define the design, with three-cabin two-head or three-head configurations.

Larger Oceanis models such as the 52 push the same priorities further, with roughly 53 feet on deck, nearly 16 feet of beam, around 32,000 pounds of displacement, twin rudders and a self-tacking jib as standard. Across the range the interiors favor durable finishes, flexible layouts and light-filled saloons with hull windows at eye level, choices that reflect charter-friendly engineering and help used Beneteau Oceanis sailboats hold value. Buyers should weigh that comfort-first character against heavier bluewater boats when comparing options.

Discover a diverse selection of Beneteau boats for sale in your area, whether you’re searching for a brand-new model or a quality used option. Beneteau is renowned for its stylish design and exceptional performance, making these vessels perfect for both leisure cruising and serious sailing adventures. Browse our extensive catalog to find your ideal sailboat or motorboat, tailored to meet any budget and lifestyle. Enjoy local deals and connect with trusted dealers near you, ensuring a seamless buying experience. Whether you’re an experienced sailor or a beginner, we have the perfect Beneteau option for you!

Currently, there are 822 boats available for sale for Beneteau boats. Prices range from $9,900 to $2,396,700, with an average listing price of $252,377. The inventory includes 297 new boats and 525 used boats. The selection consists of 377 powerboats and 445 sailboats. 1 boat has been added to the marketplace in the past month. Popular boat types include Sail Cruisers, Power Cruisers, Racer/Cruiser, Sloop, and Trawler. boats are most popular in South Dartmouth, Fort Lauderdale, Point Pleasant Beach, Shady Side, and Stuart. There have been 1,665 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. May is the most common month for new and used boats to be added to MarineSource, so be sure to check back regularly. May is the most common month for boats to sell, so be sure to beat the rush! The most common activities for boats are overnight cruising, sailing, day cruising, long distance cruising, and yachting. Most boats contain with heads, with cabins, depth sounder, heated interior, and joystick. boats tend to have an average of 1 engine. It is common for boats to have Yanmar engines or Mercury engines or Volvo engines.