Simple to navigate but lively at the helm, the Oceanis 30.1 ensures discovery and excitement. Lakes, coasts, outings along the coast or offshore adventures — this smart and robust little cruiser has a profile that opens up to an infinite variety of programs.

EXTERIOR DESIGN
Thanks to its platform at the bow, the chine hull and the elegant freeboard / deckhouse proportion, the Oceanis 30.1 simply adopts the look of a small yacht. Her Finot-Conq plan is winning the double challenge of power and simplicity of navigation. Slim bow, optimized weight, upwind and horned mainsail advancement allow you to proceed quickly at all speeds. To start sailing with a small crew, the self-tacking jib and single winch offer the simplicity required. Looking for performance, the Oceanis 30.1 offers a large overlapping genoa, a code zero on the furler or an asymmetrical spinnaker. At the stern, the sea is accessible by a step and a ladder.

INTERNAL DESIGN
Thanks to precious centimeters in strategic points of the boat, capable of making a difference, the Oceanis 30.1 manages to reach 1.98m of internal height in all areas of the boat where it is comfortable to stand. The two beautiful double cabins each offer berths oriented along the length of the boat and free space for greater comfort and a feeling of space. The two sofas in the saloon become, in addition, two additional berths. The large bathroom is divided between a toilet on one side and a shower-tub on the other. At the foot of the stairway, the L-shaped kitchen has a 75-liter top-loading fridge and a real oven under the gas stove.

With an unbeatable roominess for a boat of this size, and a use aimed at simplicity, this smallest model in the cruise range does not forget neither the taste for style nor the speed of travel.

Internal Layout: One cabin in the bow, one cabin in the stern, one manual toilet with shower. The saloon settee cannot be transformed into a single berth.