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Sailing yacht Oceanis 38 - Martine

Sailing yacht Oceanis 38 - Martine-Test

Sailing yacht · 37 ft (11 m) · Split

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 17. August 2026
4.0/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design4.0
Leistung3.7
Komfort4.1
Fahrverhalten3.8
Preis-Leistung4.0

Technische Daten

Werft
Beneteau
Modell
Oceanis 38
Länge
37 ft (11 m)
Gäste
8
Kabinen
3
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Urteil

The 2015 Beneteau Oceanis 38 is a versatile cruiser that balances easy handling, modern layout flexibility, and solid comfort for family or charter use. It is not a performance-focused yacht, but it offers dependable sailing manners, practical systems, and strong liveability for its size.

Vorteile

  • +Flexible 3-cabin layout with 8 berths
  • +Good cruising comfort for a 37-38 ft yacht
  • +Autopilot and GPS suit short-handed sailing
  • +Air conditioning and Wi‑Fi add charter appeal
  • +Beneteau’s proven platform is widely supported

Nachteile

  • Single head can feel limiting for full occupancy
  • 29 hp auxiliary is adequate, not generous
  • Not a sporty or high-performance cruiser
  • Limited fuel capacity for extended motoring
  • Interior space is good but not large for 8 guests

The Beneteau Oceanis 38 is a modern cruising yacht designed around flexibility and easy use. At roughly 37.7 ft, it sits in a sweet spot for couples, families, or charter groups who want a manageable boat without sacrificing the essentials of a proper coastal cruiser. The 3-cabin arrangement makes it practical, though the single bathroom is a clear constraint when the yacht is used at full capacity.

On the water, the Oceanis 38 is best described as steady and approachable rather than fast or highly tuned. The 29 hp engine is sufficient for marina manoeuvres and light motoring, while the autopilot and GPS are valuable for relaxed passagemaking. Handling should be predictable and forgiving, which suits mixed-experience crews, but sailors seeking a sharper performance edge may find it conservative.

Comfort is one of its stronger points. The layout is well suited to charter-style use, and the presence of air conditioning and Wi‑Fi improves liveability noticeably. For short cruises and island hopping, the boat offers a good balance of space and convenience. Overall value is strong if the priority is an easy, comfortable cruiser with a trusted brand name rather than maximum speed or luxury.

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