Recent review: "I could write an exhaustive list of what makes the Oceanis 55 such a great yacht but first impressions come first. The Oceanis 55 punches ab..."

Recent review: "During my test sail in the breeze of early summer in Spain, I sailed the boat flat as you would do on a non-chined hull, and then put her sl..."

Recent review: "The new Beneteau Oceanis 60 builds on the lines and concepts that have proven to be so successful in the rest of the 9-boat Oceanis fleet wh..."

Recent review: "Here’s what happened: we dropped the stern lines, and using the fully rotating sail drive unit aft and the bow thruster forward—both of whic..."

Recent review: "Looking around the cockpit, the most striking feature is the mainsail arch, taken from the new Sense range and now featured on the new Ocean..."

Recent review: "Motoring out of the busy Palma harbour I pointed the Oceanis 38 into the easterly sea breeze then gave the helm to my host, Thomas, while I ..."

Recent review: "Beneteau has filled out its Oceanis line with a third forty-something footer, the Oceanis 48. The new Berret-Racoupeau designed cruising slo..."

Recent review: "Beneteau’s First 35 Carbon Edition is an attempt to find the right racer/cruiser balance and it appears they have done a great job. It is a ..."

Recent review: "In strong breezes, both boats felt very dry and secure, but crew comfort was compromised somewhat by the sheer size of the cockpits. Flat se..."

Recent review: "With the hull design innovation that creates both space on deck and below along with solid performance, in a boat that can cruise comfortabl..."

Recent review: "French yacht manufacturer, Beneteau, has added a decimal point to its popular Oceanis 41 giving us the 41.1. The Finot-Conq designed hull is..."

Recent review: "Motoring on a glassy Pittwater, the Oceanis 35 managed a respectable 8.3 knots without complaint as the Yanmar 29 horsepower saildrive reach..."

Recent review: "The First 40, designed by the legendary Bruce Farr, even looks fast out of the water on the hardstand. From its plumb bow to subtle raked st..."