Beneteau has recently made a significant change in direction with the release of the Oceanis 34.1. In this article we will analyze the boat in detail and during the test at sea.
With a hull designed by Marc Lombard and deck, styling and interior by Nauta Design, the Oceanis 34.1 replaces the 2016 Oceanis 35.1, which in turn was a reinterpretation of the Oceanis 35. More than any previous model in this generation of designs, the Oceanis 34.1 represents the change of perspective enacted by Beneteau in recent years.
After trying to promote the idea of the deck arch and the comfort-only boat on the market, the French shipyard realized it was on a bumpy road, so it did a U turn and went back to basics, with a range composed of models, at least the smaller ones, that re-embrace the sailing tradition. Sail surfaces proportionate to the weight of the boat, low boom that allows to work on the mainsail, fast hull with a not moderate deckhouse, easy but efficient running rigging.
Quite the opposite of the previous model, which sported a very high boom above an unsightly roll bar, with a high center of gravity that made it roll more than it should at
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