Beneteau Oceanis 43 And Oceanis 54 Flowing French Deck Design Meets Italian Super Yacht Interiors, t

Sea keeping hull and deck aesthetics perfectly combine with below deck luminosity and designer cabin options for coastal cruising or BVI Caribbean yacht charter.

Beneteau, boat building technology innovators of 120 years experience and over 42,000 super yacht cruising vessels launched, fuses French deck and hull ‘Infujection' styling with below deck, Italian love of sublime comfort and ease in both the 13.10m LOA, Oceanis 43 and her sleek bigger sister, Oceanis 54, at LOA 16.70m.

First debuted at the Southampton Boat London in 2007, Oceanis 43, closely followed 12 months later by Oceanis 54 are both powerful, blue water statements of contemporary sailing elegance and robust performance. The subtle curved, monolithic hull shape of both 43 and 54, boasts large twin wheeled, high wrap-round coaming cockpits, big opening cabin hatches and ventilation ports. Below deck, shining, warm honey Alpi mahogany and deep white cushion saloon seating carries easily through to the spatial versatility of multi cabin options.

The 43 is a two, three or four cabin layout with two large bathrooms and showers. The two cabins also offer a larger aft cabin of 1.95 metres headroom, the three-cabin has aft cabins with smaller fore and aft doubles. The 54, on long distance skippered yacht charter, offers an owner 3 cabin or family 4 cabin and forepeak cabin versions. Four cabin, with two symmetrical cabins up front or the three cabin version. The two forward cabins, both with en-suites or owner's fore cabin version with bathroom.

Both Oceanis 43 and 54 promise effortless ocean going flotilla or family sailing holiday performance for post Winter cruising to Leeward Islands, BVI Tortola and warm blue Caribbean waters , lush verdant landscapes, and sandy windsurfing beach strands.

By Chris Yates