The deck layout has been redesigned to ensure maximum comfort and safety when moving around the boat, taking the helm and for onboard living when at anchor. The ropes for the halyard and the furling system are forward of the cockpit while there is a winch on each side for the helmsman to set the foresails. The result is an uncluttered cockpit ideal for relaxation, with easy access to the aft swim platform.
Interior View
The Nauta designers have created a chic, contemporary interior, in an elegant walnut or light oak finish. The deck hatches and multiple hull and roof portholes bring natural light into the boat and provide an excellent means of ventilation. In the saloon, the cleverly designed chart table with its folding top provides for two extra single berths.
A distinctive style, instantly recognisable even in the smallest details with layouts that prioritise comfort, user-friendliness, bright and airy interiors and ease of movement.
Deck Experience
Sleeker, lighter, with more sail area, and more space in the bow than its predecessor for the owner’s cabin, the Oceanis 34.1 promises unforgettable days out on the water. Once again, Marc Lombard and NAUTA Design have combined their efforts to produce a unique design concept, true to the spirit of the 7th generation Oceanis range.
