Oceanis 31

Yacht Model Overview

The Beneteau Oceanis 31 is a compact, purpose-built sailboat for guests who want genuine sailing feel without sacrificing comfort. Produced for charter between 2010 and 2019, this model is widely chosen across several Mediterranean and coastal regions—exactly where a responsive hull, clear deck layout, and easy handling matter. In rental service, the Oceanis 31 typically appears in multiple interior configurations, so the onboard rhythm can match your crew size. Version with two cabins offers four berths in cabins plus one WC. Another common layout keeps two cabins with four berths in cabins and adds two additional berths, still with one WC—ideal for families who travel together. A further variant maintains two cabins with four berths in cabins, but upgrades practicality with two WC compartments. That small change makes mornings smoother. No queues. No compromises.

From a technical perspective, the Oceanis 31 is designed around day-to-week itinerary sailing: stable at moderate heel, predictable under sail, and straightforward to trim. The cockpit provides confident steering access, while the sail plan supports efficient progress in typical coastal winds. For charter skippers, the rig and sail handling are approachable, yet the boat still rewards good technique—sheeting, balance, and trim translate quickly into speed. A week aboard feels crisp and nautical; the boat answers with a clean, quiet motion.

Pricing in weekly charter markets commonly ranges from 1,271.33 to 1,969.67 EUR, with an average around 1,480 EUR, depending on season and cabin layout. The model’s popularity in five countries is not accidental: it delivers an attractive blend of size, performance, and livability. Step aboard. Set sails. Let the coastline pass—smoothly, precisely, and with that classic Beneteau confidence.