Specifications

38' Beneteau Oceanis 381

Year: 1997
Price: US$ 92,500
Located in Tortola, British Virgin Islands
Hull Material: Fiberglass
Engine/Fuel Type: Single Diesel

Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:

Builder/Designer

Builder: Beneteau

Designer: Jean Barrett

Dimensions

LOA: 38'5	LWL: 32'9	Beam: 12'11

Draft: 5'4

Engines

Engine's): Yanmar	Engine(s) HP: 42	Hours: 2800

Tankage

Fuel: 39 gal	Water: 117 gal	Holding: 15 gal

Accommodations

Very spacious and comfortable 2 cabin / 2 head layout with a drop down saloon table; total 6 births. The saloon is open and airy with the dinette set to starboard and a sofa to port. There are 2 fans in the saloon and plenty of ventilation through 2 large deck hatches and 2 large opening port lights. It is quite comfortable even for several people to lounge around in.

Galley

Located below the companionway to starboard; large top loading refrigerator / freezer and front loading fridge cooler; 3 burner, gimballed, propane stove w/ oven; double stainless steel sink with hot and cold mixing tap and pressurized water system; loads of storage room and counter space. You can prepare gourmet meals in this galley, even in a seaway. A fan, deck hatch and opening port light will help you stay cool and comfy while feeding the crew.

Electronics / Electrical

This yacht has both 12 volt DC and 110 volt AC electrical systems. While plugged into shore power you can use things like a hair dryer or blender (gotta have those boat drinks!!). The electrical distribution panels are located at the navigation station and are simple to use and understand. Electronics included: VHF radio; stereo with multi CD changer and 4 speakers (2 in saloon, 2 in cockpit); Autohelm depth and speed; cellular telephone.

Engine / Mechanical

She is well powered with a Yanmar 42 horsepower diesel engine. She motors easily at 6 knots. The throttle control is a single lever that in gages both forward and reverse. While motoring a heat exchanger will produce hot water for washing dishes and showering. While plugged into shore power the water heater will take over.

Sails / Rigging

Sails are built by Neil Pryde; with roller furling headsail and classic battened mainsail (up and down type) with lazy jacks and a Stack Pack to make putting the sail away easy. Both sails are in very good condition. Standing rigging is stainless steel wire; and all running rigging is speced lines. Sail control lines are led aft to the cockpit through deck organizers and clutch cleats, so you can do everything from the comfort and safety of the cockpit.

Deck / Hull

Deck and hull are white with very effective non-skid on deck. Hull is solid fiberglass laminate; deck is balsa cored for lightness. All fittings are marine grade aluminum and stainless steel. There are 4 self-tailing Lewmar winches to make sail handling easy. The entire deck layout makes it very easy to move around on the boat and the cockpit is very roomy and comfortable with a large folding table, bimini cover and 2 night lights.

Extra Equipment

This yacht comes complete with everything that you need to hope on board and take a cruise, except food and booze (if you are a drinker of coarse). She has all cooking and eating utensils (nice stuff not cheap crap); safety gear; 2 anchors w/ chain and rode; dock lines and fenders; BBQ grill; bimini top; etc.

Disclaimer

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.