Oceanis 46

The Oceanis 46 was born from the French-Italian collaboration between the Bénéteau shipyard, the architects Jean Berret and Oliver Racoupeau, and the Nauta Design studio. In line with the "cruising" spirit of the Oceanis, the 46 is also characterized by a wide beam, good stability, not too thin bow sections, together with attention to detail and attention to modern design and elegance. In addition to focusing on good rigidity, the Oceanis 46 was designed with particular attention to the livability of the interior spaces.   In a virtual tour, starting from the cockpit, we encounter the double wheelhouse with a stainless steel handrail and the binnacle of the compass. In the center is the table with folding doors with storage, bottle holder and, optionally, with a swivel base. The two benches are sheltered by high rails on which, at the height of the deckhouse, two handrails are positioned to facilitate access to the cockpit. The space dedicated to stowage is obtained in three lockers.