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Bareboat Sailing Yacht Oceanis 51.1

Beneteau Oceanis 51.1 bareboat sailing in the British Virgin Islands

Length
15.9m
Cabins
6
Built
2020

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About Bareboat Sailing Yacht Oceanis 51.1

This 2020 Beneteau Oceanis 51.1 offers performance-focused sailing paired with genuine comfort for groups seeking independence on the water. The modern design balances a responsive hull with thoughtfully arranged accommodation across six cabins, including a dedicated crew quarters forward. Each cabin benefits from individual air-conditioning and ventilation, essential for Caribbean cruising at anchor.

Accommodation divides across three double cabins, one bunk cabin, and the crew forepeak, with two heads serving the guest areas. The layout prioritises living space and usability rather than cramped quarters, reflecting Beneteau's 50-year heritage in charter fleet design. A full galley, bow thruster, and electric windlass remove unnecessary friction from bareboat sailing, allowing you to focus on the voyage itself.

Highlights

  • Six-cabin layout with private air-conditioning in each cabin
  • Bow thruster and electric windlass for simplified manoeuvring
  • Full galley and two heads across guest accommodation
  • Water toys available separately (kayaks, paddleboards, fishing gear)

The Charter Experience

The British Virgin Islands reward sailors with consistent trade winds, calm anchorages, and island-hopping distances measured in hours rather than days. Tortola serves as your departure point to waters that have defined Caribbean sailing for generations. Shallow-draft capability and responsive handling make the Oceanis 51.1 well-suited to exploring the Sir Francis Drake Channel and beyond, whether you're experienced bareboat sailors or taking your first independent command.

Suggested Itinerary

Depart Tortola and sail east toward Virgin Gorda, anchoring at The Baths for snorkelling and exploring the famous granite boulders. Continue to Jost Van Dyke for nights at White Bay, or head south toward Anegada if winds and group preference favour a more remote experience. Return via Great Camanoe or Cooper Island, allowing time for reef exploration and casual island provisioning.

Specifications

Length

15.9 m

Cabins

6

Berths

11

Hull Type

Monohull

Year Built

2020

Charter Regions

Virgin Islands

Weekly Charter From

$5,210

High season up to $10,745

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