OCEANIS 37 (BENETEAU)

About the OCEANIS 37 (BENETEAU)

Also called BENETEAU 37. (Similar version sold as MOORINGS 37.2) Deep Keel draft: 6.25' Ballast 3,902 lbs. See BENETEAU 37 for more details.

The Beneteau Oceanis 37 is a fractional sloop designed by Finot / Conq Assoc. and built by Beneteau in 2006. With a displacement of 14008.0 lb and a beam of 12.83 ft, it represents a specific production year rather than a long-running series, offering a balance of performance and comfort typical of mid-2000s European cruising yachts.

Best for:

This vessel suits coastal cruisers and weekend sailors who prioritize spacious interiors and modern sailing dynamics over heavy offshore durability. It is well-suited for couples or small families seeking a manageable boat with ample storage and easy handling, rather than dedicated bluewater expeditions.

Bluewater capability:

With a capsize ratio of 2.13 and a comfort ratio of 20.58, the Oceanis 37 is designed for coastal and nearshore cruising rather than extended offshore passages. Its moderate displacement and fin keel provide adequate stability for protected waters but lack the heavy ballast and robust construction typically required for serious bluewater voyaging.

Comparables:

Comparable boats include the Beneteau First 37 and the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 37.9, which share similar fractional rigging and interior volume. The Oceanis 37 distinguishes itself with a slightly heavier displacement and a focus on cruising amenities over pure racing performance.