Oceanis 45
Description
New to the market in Marina del Rey, California
Transferable slip at Esprit Marina, Generator, Air Conditioning, Diesel Heater, Watermaker
S/S Davits, Custom Canvas Furling Sails & Code O, Offshore Electronics, Washer & Dryer,
Victron Inverter & Charger, Lithium Batteries
Dinghy & Outboard, Teak Decks, Black Composit Wheels, Bow Thruster, Electric Winches,
Windless Chain Counter, This Beneteau Oceanis 45 is loaded with every option you could wish for.
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Whatever angle you take, the Oceanis 45 is a balanced sailing yacht. A very well-proportioned cruiser, she leaves in her wake some very fine performances.
EXTERIOR DESIGN
On a very stable seaworthy hull, the Oceanis 45’s deck plan clears space and simplifies manoeuvring. She has made very good progress in her ability to combine sailing speed and the pleasure of living on board. Long cruises are now much safer.
INTERIOR DESIGN
Ranging from two to four cabins, the Oceanis 45 offers several layout versions, clearly differentiating it in its category. The three cabin and three bathroom layout is a perfect example. The interior ambiance has great scope for personalization in the choice of contemporary light oak or a more traditional Mahogany.
CONFIDENTLY ANSWERING THE CALL OF THE OCEAN
The Oceanis 45’s many innovations simplify life on board as much as they do sailing. The ocean beckons.
COCKPIT
Safe and very convivial, the enormous cockpit is equipped with a table that can contain a refrigerated icebox. It also features a tactile multi-function screen and outdoor lighting.
45° COMPANIONWAY
The mainsail arch, characteristic of all the large Oceanis yachts is an important innovation that has led to many architectural developments, among which is a very gently sloping 45° companionway.
PACK PERFORMANCE
The performance of the Oceanis 45 is greatly boosted by the Performance Pack option. This includes a set of Elvström ‘carbon’ sails combined with the German System, used to trim all the sails from the helm station.