WALK-THROUGH

This Oceanis 34.1 with a sleeker, lighter, fuller bow and more sail area than its predecessor. She has a flared bow and a long chine running aft which provides for greater interior volume and added sailing performance. You will find her accommodations below comfortable with a bright and airy feeling created by the large windows, four overhead hatches as well as four fixed hull ports and light-colored furnishings used throughout.

As you descend the companionway you will find a nicely laid out galley to starboard. In this space they have provided you with more than adequate storage both above and below the counter. There is a large stainless steel sink and a two-burner stove with oven. The counter is a composite material with a continuous one piece molded drip edge.

Aft of the galley is entrance to the aft cabin. This cabin is once again bright and airy with a large berth and shelved locker.

To port is the head. This quite large, containing an electric marine toilet, one piece molded vanity with a sink incorporated into the unit creating a very clean and modern appearance. There is storage both above and below the counter.

The salon is a full beam cabin with a very large drop leaf table and a straight-line settee on both port and starboard. Both of which can serve as single berths. On the port side at the aft end of the settee is a very unique drop down chart table with instrument and electric panels.

Forward of the salon is the owner’s cabin. Entrance to this cabin is provided by double doors giving this cabin a very open feeling as well as very easy access. Storage is provided by very large shelved lockers on both port and starboard sides and sleeping accommodations are provided by a very large V-berth.

Back on Deck, the uncluttered deck plan has been specifically designed to provide maximum comfort and safety when moving about the boat. As you would expect, all lines conveniently lead aft to the cockpit. As a result, this is a cockpit that is as functional space when sailing as it is when you are relaxing in some secluded anchorage. With the full-width swim platform deployed she provides you with easy access to both the water and boarding a dingy when going ashore. 

ELECTRONICS and ENTERTAINMENT

• Chartplotter (Raymarine, Stbd. Helm)
• Autopilot (Raymarine, Located Port Helm)
• Wind Direction and Speed (Raymarine)
• VHF (Raymarine, at Nav. Station and Remote at Helm)
• Compass (Bulkhead Mounted)
• Stereo (Fusion)

ELECTRICAL

12 VOLT

• Batteries
• Main Battery Cut Off Switch
• Breaker Panel
• Bow Thruster (Sleipner)
• Electric Winch (Harken)
• Windlass (Quick, Below Deck with Handheld and Fixed at Stbd. Helm)
• Refrigeration
• Bilge Pump
• Fresh Water Pump
• Interior Lighting
• Running Lights
• Steaming Light
• Deck Light
• Anchor Light

120 VOLT

• 30 Amp 120 V. Shore Power Connections (2)
• 30 Amp 120V. 50 ft. Shore Power Cords (2)
• Breaker Panel
• Air Conditioning
• Water Heater
• Battery Charger

CANVAS

• Dodger (Light Grey Sunbrella)
• Bimini (Light Grey Sunbrella with Large Viewing Window, Full Boat Width, Connects to Dodger)
• Wheel Covers (Light Grey Sunbrella)
• Table Cover (Light Grey Sunbrella)
• Cockpit Cushions (Light Grey)
• Miss. Cleaning Supplies
• Miss. Galley Wear

EXTRA EQUIPMENT

• Anchor, Rode and Chain
• Fenders
• Dock Lines
• Coast Guard Gear

SAILS

• Main Sail (with Stack Pack)
• Genoa (Roller Furling)