1998 Beneteau 381

The Beneteau Oceanis 381 is a 38-foot sailing yacht built on a fiberglass hull with clean, efficient lines designed for comfortable cruising. Her hull shape and proportions make her responsive and enjoyable to sail, whether handling day trips or extended passages. The deck layout reflects thoughtful design: roller-furling mainsail and headsail systems keep the foredeck organized, shroud chainplates are well-centered for proper sail trim, and self-tailing winches sit within easy reach of the helmsman for short-handed operation. The large cockpit features a steering wheel console, a table with leaves, and substantial locker space.

On deck, details receive careful attention throughout. The mainsail track is positioned forward on the coachroof, the anchor windlass sits recessed in a large well, and molding accommodates an extra-wide dodger. Multiple hatches and opening ports provide ventilation without obstructing movement, and handrails are placed strategically for safe passage around the boat.

Below, the 381 offers two cabins and one head. A single 42-horsepower Westerbeke diesel engine provides auxiliary power for maneuvering and motoring. This layout and equipment package suits both local weekend sailing and longer-range cruising.