The Oceanis 34.1 is the result of a collaboration between naval architect Marc Lombard and interior designers Nauta Design. Replacing the Oceanis 34, this vessel stands out for its completely redesigned cockpit tailored for relaxation. The absence of a backstay, combined with the mainsheet led directly to the coachroof, ensures unobstructed access to the sea via the wide, manually operated, block-and-tackle assisted swim platform.

She belongs to a new generation of hulls featuring reduced wetted surface area and enhanced performance; the boat is lighter and boasts an increased sail area. The standard configuration includes a classic, horizontal-cut Dacron semi-full-batten main and a horizontal-cut Dacron self-tacking jib. This setup allows you to rediscover the pleasure of sailing, even in light Mediterranean breezes. Standing rigging is in 1×19 stainless steel wire

The redesigned interiors offer more volume, with particular attention to the owner’s cabin and the chart table which, with a folding structure, allows the possibility of using two berths in the saloon.

The customization of the cast-iron keel, available in short or long drafts, or with a hydraulically lifting performance keel, is also a very important feature.