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Beneteau Oceanis 45

Reseña del Beneteau Oceanis 45

Sailing yacht · 45 ft (14 m) · Marmaris, Muğla

GGetBoat EditorialReseñado el 20 de septiembre de 2026
4.2/ 5
puntuación de expertos
Diseño4.3
Rendimiento3.8
Confort4.5
Maniobrabilidad3.9
Valor4.1

Especificaciones clave

Astillero
Beneteau
Modelo
Oceanis 45
Eslora
45 ft (14 m)
Pasajeros
8
Camarotes
3
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Veredicto

The Beneteau Oceanis 45 is a well-balanced cruiser with modern styling, strong livability, and easy family or charter use. It is less a performance yacht than a comfortable passage-maker, with handling that can feel less secure when pressed hard upwind in gusty conditions.

Ventajas

  • +Spacious cockpit and bright, modern interior
  • +Strong accommodation for up to 8 guests
  • +Well-regarded cruising comfort and livability
  • +Balanced layout suited to family or charter use

Desventajas

  • Single rudder can lose grip when heavily pressed upwind
  • Not as lively or sporty as performance-oriented cruisers
  • Wide stern favors comfort over close-hauled handling
  • Large size can make berthing and short-handed docking more demanding

The Oceanis 45 follows Beneteau’s modern cruising brief: clean exterior lines, a broad stern, and an interior designed to feel open and practical rather than spartan. In 2014 form, it sits in the popular 45-foot class where volume, easy access, and versatile cabin layouts matter as much as sailing pedigree.

Under sail, it is generally viewed as a balanced cruiser with good pace for its type, but not a yacht built for aggressive upwind work. The single-rudder setup and broad aft sections improve comfort and interior space, yet they can reduce grip and feedback when the boat is pushed hard in gusty conditions. For relaxed coastal passages and charter-style sailing, the handling is predictable and manageable.

Comfort is one of its strongest points. The 3-cabin, 8-guest arrangement suits families and charter groups, and the beam gives the salon and cabins a roomy feel for a 45-footer. Systems, tankage, and overall layout are aimed at extended cruising convenience rather than racing efficiency.

Value is solid in the used market because the model combines mainstream brand support, attractive accommodation, and broad appeal. Buyers should expect a capable cruising yacht with good livability, while acknowledging that performance-oriented sailors may prefer a more responsive hull and twin-rudder arrangement.

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