Beneteau has given its Oceanis 30.1, 34.1 and 37.1 a refreshed interior and a longer standard equipment list, sharpening the feel of its smaller cruising range without touching the recipe that made the boats popular.
The changes centre on the attention to detail that has long been a hallmark of the Oceanis range. All three models keep the features behind their success, but now present as more refined, modern and better equipped.
The biggest changes are inside. Beneteau has completely reviewed the choice of interior materials across all three boats, introducing Alpi sand-coloured oak panelling, Nordic Teak or brown oak laminate floorboards, and a new Noah upholstery collection.
Three distinct interior atmospheres have been created, each pairing woodwork, flooring and upholstery with care. Sailors can choose a style to suit them personally, while staying true to the elegance that has become the Oceanis signature.
The work isn't purely cosmetic. Higher-quality materials and more refined finishes are meant to make time on board more comfortable, not just improve how the boat looks at the dock.
Equipment levels have been boosted too. Several items once listed as optional are now fitted as standard, giving buyers greater comfort even at entry-level price points, without compromising the quality behind the range.
The result is a better-equipped boat at a more attractive price. The thinking behind it is simple: even in standard configuration, an Oceanis should carry the builder's greatest expertise, so owners get the best possible experience on the water.
