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Beneteau-Yachtmodelle

Modelle in unserem Katalog mit ihren Baujahren – tippen Sie auf eines, um die passenden Boote zu sehen.

Neue Modelle

Stand: Juli 2026

Beneteau launched the Oceanis 47 and Oceanis 52 as next-generation cruising sailboats, and introduced the First 60 as the largest First model ever built. The brand also unveiled the Oceanis 37.1 with electric propulsion and the Swift Trawler 54 for enhanced autonomy.

  • Oceanis 47 — world-premiered at Boot Düsseldorf 2025
  • Oceanis 52 — world-premiered at Boot Düsseldorf 2025
  • First 60 — launched within the last 12 months
  • Oceanis 37.1 — premiered at Miami Boat Show 2024
  • Swift Trawler 54 — premiered at Miami Boat Show 2024
  • First 24 — worldwide debut in Rhode Island
  • First 18 — worldwide debut in Rhode Island

Häufig gestellte Fragen

Where are Beneteau boats built?
Mainly in France, where Beneteau has been based at Saint-Gilles-Croix-de-Vie in the Vendee since 1884. A plant in Marion, South Carolina built boats for the American market from 1986 until it closed in 2020.
Who owns Beneteau?
Beneteau is the founding brand of Groupe Beneteau, the French boating group that also owns Jeanneau and the catamaran builder Lagoon. The group grew out of the family yard started by Benjamin Beneteau in 1884.
Can you charter a Beneteau yacht?
Yes. Beneteau sailboats, especially the Oceanis line, are a mainstay of charter fleets, and motor models such as the Gran Turismo and Swift Trawler are chartered in many cruising areas.

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Expertentests von Beneteau-Booten

Sailboat Beneteau Oceanis 51.1 15.94m4.4Sailboat Beneteau Oceanis 51.1 15.94mThe Beneteau Oceanis 51.1 is a spacious, adaptable cruising yacht with strong charter appeal and a versatile 5-cabin layout. Its wide beam, modern deck layout and optional 110 hp engine make it practical and easy to live with, though performance depends heavily on configuration and it is not a true high-performance cruTest lesen →beneteau first 47.74.3beneteau first 47.7A fast, well-balanced performance cruiser from Bruce Farr, the Beneteau First 47.7 delivers lively sailing, solid build quality and good offshore capability. It is less about plush comfort than efficiency, but remains a strong value in the used market for sailors who prioritize sailing feel.Test lesen →beneteau oceanis 46.14.3beneteau oceanis 46.1The Oceanis 46.1 is a spacious, modern cruising yacht with strong charter appeal, easy sail handling, and a comfortable interior. It is best judged as a capable family cruiser and charter platform rather than a pure performance boat.Test lesen →beneteau first 40.74.3beneteau first 40.7A capable cruiser-racer with lively upwind performance, a responsive hull, and a practical 3-cabin layout. It is strongest in sailing qualities and value on the used market, while interior volume and noise/privacy are more modest than on newer cruising-focused yachts.Test lesen →beneteau first 47.74.3beneteau first 47.7A fast, capable Bruce Farr-designed cruiser-racer with strong upwind performance and reassuring offshore manners. It offers solid liveaboard space for its era, but comfort is more practical than luxurious and deep-draft sail handling needs an experienced crew.Test lesen →beneteau 51.14.3beneteau 51.1The Beneteau Oceanis 51.1 is a roomy, modern cruising yacht that prioritizes comfort, easy living and adaptable layouts over pure sailing bite. It suits charter use and relaxed family passagemaking well, though heavy displacement and twin-wheel cruiser ergonomics keep it from feeling especially sporty.Test lesen →

Beneteau has built boats at Saint-Gilles-Croix-de-Vie on France's Vendee coast since 1884 and is today a major international producer of sail and motor yachts. The business began with wooden fishing boats and turned to leisure sailing in the 1960s. Its name also heads Groupe Beneteau, parent of Jeanneau and catamaran builder Lagoon.

Fishing boat origins in the Vendee

Benjamin Beneteau opened the yard in 1884 to build sailing trawlers, adding motor tuna boats early in the twentieth century. Pleasure boats took over in the 1960s, when fiberglass cruisers found a fast-growing market, and by the 1990s Beneteau had become the umbrella brand of Groupe Beneteau. For the American market, the company ran a plant in Marion, South Carolina that built more than 8,700 boats between 1986 and its closure in 2020.

Current sail and power ranges

Sailing ranges include the Oceanis and Oceanis Yacht cruisers, the First performance line with its smaller SE versions, and the Figaro. On the power side, Beneteau builds Gran Turismo sport cruisers, Flyer and Antares dayboats, and the Swift Trawler and Grand Trawler families for longer passages. The boats are built in series at the company's French plants.

Beneteau on the charter and used market

Large production runs mean deep secondhand supply, and charter fleets in most cruising regions run Beneteau sailboats, the Oceanis line above all. GetBoat carries Beneteau listings for both charter and purchase, alongside boats from sister brands Jeanneau and Lagoon.

Offizielle Website: beneteau.com

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