Bénéteau Oceanis 321 (1995)

The Oceanis 321 is a comfortable and pleasant cruiser under sail. It is spacious with 3 double cabins and good headroom throughout. Its reduced draft of 1.3m allows it to anchor close to the coast. The Beneteau construction is robust and of high quality.

A typical design from the Finot group, it is relatively wide for significant form stability and smooth sailing. The good waterline length and nearly 60m² of sail area ensure good speed, and the spinnaker guarantees performance in light winds. The rigging is simple, the deck layout efficient with lines leading back to the cockpit, and a mainsail with quick reefing, lazy-jacks, and lazy-bag.

The good engine power and large rudder make maneuvering in port easy. The electric windlass, anchor, and properly sized chain facilitate anchoring, while the 2.5m dinghy with its 2.5hp engine allow for exploring the surroundings.

The Bimini and sprayhood make it usable in sunny weather or with a breeze. The large cockpit with a folding table allows the crew to gather comfortably, and the open transom provides easy access to the sea. An inflatable paddle is included.

The layout is practical, with two nice aft cabins, a double cabin at the bow, and a bathroom with pressurized water and toilet. Three couples can enjoy a pleasant week without constraints. The saloon accommodates everyone, and the well-equipped galley can cater to the crew.

Located in Monteno Bay in Arzon, near Port Navalo and Crouesty. The Gulf of Morbihan is directly accessible, and the islands of Quiberon Bay are just a few hours' sail away: Houat is 10 miles, Hoedic 13, and Belle-Île 16. It can be relocated to Port Navalo or Crouesty if necessary.