2026 Beneteau Oceanis 51.1

New boat to order
13
Boat TypeSailing Yacht
Hull MaterialFibreglass
Length52.3 ft (15.94 m)
HullMono Displacement Hull

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Oceanis 51.1

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Network Id
SHRM-AD-678185
Boat
Oceanis 51.1
Cost to insureSponsored
Length in Feet
52.29658792650918ft
Length in Metres
15.94m
Hull
Mono Displacement Hull
Hull Year
2026
Cost of financeSponsored
Cost to transportSponsored
Usages
Long Distance, Cruising, Family, Leisure
Boat Type
Sailing Yacht
Country Origin
France
Designer / Builder
Berret Racoupeau Yacht Design; Nauta Design
Rated Carrying Capacity
14
Hull Type
Mono Displacement Hull
Hull Construction Material
Fibreglass
Is Fibre Glass
True
Floatation
Basic
Steering System
Hydraulic
Is Cruising
True
Is Long Distance
True
Is Leisure
True
Is Family
True
Trailable
False
Length Over-all
15.94m
Hull Length
14.98m
Length Waterline
14.52m
Beam/Width
4.80m
Draft Maxiumum
2.30m
Dry Weight
13930.0kg
Has Navigation Lights
True
Radio
Optional
Mast
Single
Has Keel
True
Configurable Ballast
3198kg
Has Engine Standard
True
Maximum Horse Power
110.0
Total Horse Power
80.0hp
Number of Fuel Tanks
1
Fuel Tank Capacity
200.0L
Water (Potable) Capacity
440L
Number of Berths
6
Accommodation Configuration
3 Cabins
Number of Sinks
1
Number of Showers
3
Shower Type
Hot/Cold
Number of Toilets
3
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