The Oceanis 38.1 features a chine-forward hull and twin rudders, providing stability, control, and excellent tracking under sail. Its beam carried aft increases interior volume, making the saloon feel airy and accommodating for a full crew around the table. The L-shaped galley offers bracing points while cooking underway, and the redesigned chart table folds away to maximize space. This boat has the two cabins layout for more comfort and has the mahogany finish.
The cockpit is spacious and social, with twin helm stations and a mainsail arch that keeps lines out of the way, enhancing safety for non-sailors. The transom drops to form a swim platform, equipped with a folding ladder, making anchoring and water access convenient Side decks are passable, and cleats and anchor handling are sensibly positioned for ease of use.
The Oceanis 38.1 is not a lightweight performance boat, but it handles well for short-handed crews. It has a displacement around 6,850–7,200 kg, providing a stable platform. The twin rudders and hard chine allow the helm to remain light and responsive, even when heeled. It points well upwind, balances easily under main and genoa, and carries momentum through tacks. This is the shoal draft version Draft options include shallow (5.43 ft) allowing flexibility for shallow bays while still providing upwind performance.
The interior is designed for real-life cruising, with bright, modern spaces and good ventilation. The saloon can seat the full crew comfortably, and the cockpit is safe and social for non-sailors. Shower and head comfort vary by layout, with three-cabin versions feeling more compact. The boat is particularly suitable for week-long trips, couples, small families, or groups who prioritize comfort over high-performance sailing.
On Deck
Bow Pulpit
Stern Pulpit
Lifelines
Gate Stancions
6 cleats
Mainsheet Arch
3 Self tailing winchs
1 electric self tailing halyard winch
Swim platform
swim ladder
Daul helm station
Quick CHC1202M remote anchor controler at the port Helm
Cockpit table
Dodger /Bimini and Connector
Electronics
B&G Speed Depth and Wind
B&G Autopilot
1 B&G 7"Zues MFD
B&G Triton 2 display
B&G V-50 VHF
Fusion MS-RA205 Stereo with speakers in the cockpit and Main Salon
Flat Screen Samsung 32" Television
Electrical
2 /30 Amp Shore power inlets 1 for the house, and 1 for Climate control
2 / Climate control Air conditioners with reverse cycle heat
Battery charger
Xantrex Pro watt SW 2000 inverter
AC power distribution center at the nav desk
12 volt power distribution at the nav desk
12 volt fans in fthe forward and main cabin
Galley
Vitrifrigo top opening fridge
2 burner propane stovetop with oven and broiler
Danby Microwave
Single galley sink with pressure hot and cold water
Rigging
Roller furling 110 % jib by Elvestrom
Full battenened Elvesrom calssic Mainsail with a lazybag
1 Assymetrical spinnaker with sock
1 Assymetrical Spinnaker with top down Furler (Selden CX25)
Mechanical
Bow Thruster
Anchor windlass with cockpit remote
Yanmar 3YM30
Speed & Distance
Cruising Speed: 7.5 kn
Maximum Speed Measure: 8.5 kn
Range Measure: 998.88 mi
Dimensions
Length Overall: 37.75 ft
Nominal Length: 38 ft
Length at Water Line: 35.17 ft
Bridge Clearance: 52.5 ft
Beam Measure: 13.17 ft
Tanks
Fuel Tanks: 1
Fuel Tank Capacity: 34|gallon
Holding Tanks: 1
Holding Tank Capacity: 15|gallon
Water Tanks: 1
Water Tank Capacity: 34|gallon
Weights
Ballast Weight: 4,542 lb
Accommodations
Number of Heads: 1
Cabins Count: 2