The Oceanis 30.1 is the smallest model in Beneteau’s Oceanis line, yet it boasts several winning features that set it apart among “compact” cruising yachts.

A fine entry bow, optimized weight, hard chine hull, a generous headroom of 1.98 m, and two cabins with longitudinal berths providing ample stowage—plus two additional berths in the saloon—make it a truly remarkable pocket cruiser.

It offers some of the most competitive habitability and pricing for its size class. Buyers can choose from three different draft configurations: a cast-iron deep keel, a shoal draft keel, or a lifting keel, alongside various customization options.

Last but not least, a 100% electric propulsion version is available for inland waterways, featuring a 14 hp Torqeedo motor that delivers an autonomy of 6 hours at a cruising speed of 4 knots.