The 2014 Beneteau Oceanis 45 is one of the most respected bluewater cruising yachts to come out of the French builder's modern lineup — and for good reason. Stretching 13.94 metres on a 4.5-metre beam, she carries the kind of volume and stability that makes extended offshore passages genuinely comfortable rather than merely survivable. The three-cabin layout below deck is generous by any standard, with a well-appointed saloon, practical galley and owner's suite that wouldn't look out of place in a boutique hotel.
Currently berthed at Vuda Marina in Fiji, she sits at the crossroads of the Pacific cruising circuit — primed for the Coconut Run, island-hopping the Yasawas or pushing further toward Vanuatu and beyond. Beneteau's Oceanis 45 generation earned strong reviews for its performance-biased hull, deep fin keel option and ease of single-handed sailing — traits that translate directly to real-world value for cruising couples. At EUR $187,000, this is a serious yacht for serious sailors who want proven offshore capability in a package that's been refined across thousands of ocean miles.
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