The Océanis 430, designed by the renowned naval architect Philippe Briand and produced by Bénéteau between the late 1980s and the early 1990s,...
The Océanis 430, designed by the renowned naval architect Philippe Briand and produced by Bénéteau between the late 1980s and early 1990s, is a cruising sailboat known for its perfect balance between performance and habitability.
With its 13-meter length and spacious ergonomic cockpit, it offers excellent comfort both under sail and at anchor. Its efficient sail plan and well-designed hull ensure a stable and high-performing navigation, even in strong winds.
The interior is spacious and bright thanks to numerous portholes. This boat is ideal for sailing with family or friends. The large chart table, the convivial saloon, and the well-equipped galley make it perfectly suited for long cruises.
Thanks to its robustness, ease of handling, and excellent value for money, the Océanis 430 remains a popular choice among sailors seeking a reliable sailboat for long-distance voyages.
