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Oceanis 46.1

Named European Yacht of the Year 2019 in the 'Family Cruising' category - the Oceanis 46.1 has been hailed as a smart design with plenty of room thanks to her stepped hull, and suitable for every style of cruising. It's the latest in a new era of Oceanis and first to be revealed following the 51.1. With a whole new generation of innovation and design, the 46.1 is a finely crafted vessel which is perfect for coastal cruising or heading further offshore, and comes complete with customisable fittings throughout.

Key Features:

  • Considerably spacious cockpit
  • Easy flow from transom and broad side decks
  • Double guard lines and stainless steel stanchions
  • Foldable sunbathing pads either side of cockpit
  • Extendable cockpit seating
  • Choice of two cockpit tables capable of storing life rafts
  • Coastal or offshore packs are available with different helm setups.
  • Optional main sail arch or 2 stand-up mainsheet blocks on the coachroof
  • Optional pull out transom gas grill
  • Optional rigging & performance packs
  • 1 self-tailing winch at each helm station as standard
  • Furling system mast and angulated boom
  • All lines covered and neatly run aft
  • Split backstay with turnbuckle
  • Self-tacking jib with on-deck furler
  • Multi choice upholstery and woodwork
  • L-shaped galley, ample refrigeration
  • 3 or 4 cabin option layout
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INTERIOR

A real talking point of this new generation is the supreme amount of natural light which floods the interior to create a bright and airy space. The choice is yours as to how you dress this area, with light brushed oak giving a contemporary feel and mahogany trending more towards traditional finishing’s. The interior space for a boat of this size is second-to-none, and this is definitely noticeable in the cabins and master suite which has a shower room and separate head, as well as a 160x205cm island bed. The panoramic windows which wrap around the length of the boat are best enjoyed from this lush owner’s area where you can just lie down and watch your watery world go by.

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EXTERIOR

The Oceanis 46.1 has a distinctivly stepped hull and boasts a huge amount of cockpit space in a clever layout. The clean deck plan makes use of the cockpit beam to create a relaxing area which is uncluttered and easy to move around on. All the lines run back to the helm stations which makes manoeuvring simple and short-handed sailing a dream. Loungers either side of the companionway add a distinct feel to the cruising element of the boat, with the German mainsheet system lifting all the sailing action out of the way. 

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PERFORMANCE FIRST LINE

With a longer mast, by 1 metre, and a sail area increased by 28%, Harken deck fittings and a deep lead-bulb keel to reduce drag, the First Line version of the Oceanis 46.1 is an incredible option for the performance-minded sailor. This, along with a more powerful hull shape, a stepped or full-chined hull, a greater righting moment, and the addition of twin rudders for added control, make her unstoppable underway.

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YACHTING WORLD REVIEW

"It’s rare to have the opportunity to sail a new production yacht in a variety of conditions and with different options, and to be able to really push the boat. It is perhaps just as uncommon to see it perform so consistently in all conditions. While its builders will be acutely aware of how important the design, styling, and accommodation space are to maintaining a healthy order book, the designer of the 46.1 clearly knows that the fundamental aspect of success is sound sailing qualities." READ MORE

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NZ OWNER STORY

For a racer at heart, the Oceanis 46.1 ticks all the boxes for owner Aaron Young, Vice Chancellor of the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, who wanted a racer/cruiser that would also get his children interested in sailing. Having competed in a number of local coastal races, check out what he has to say about his recent participation in PIC Coastal Classic HERE. 

Specifications

  • Naval architect: Pascal CONQ
  • Interior design: Nauta Design
  • Length Over All: 14.60m
  • Hull Length: 13.65m
  • Hull Beam: 4.50m
  • Light Displacement: 10597kg
  • Fuel tank capacity: 200L
  • Fresh water capacity: 370L
  • Max Engine Power (Hp): 80HP
  • CE Certification: A10 / B11 / C12
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