Description

2001 Beneteau Oceanis Clipper 311

This Beneteau Oceanis Clipper 311 features a Volvo diesel 19HP engine with a direct shaft drive. It is a lovely example and a real credit to its current owners. Early viewing is highly recommended as this boat is a fantastic example.


It has an aft cockpit, six berths in 3 cabins, a fin keel, and is wheel steered. Designed by Finot and built by Chantiers Beneteau in 2001, it offers:



- Forward cabin - Double V-berth with infill.


- Saloon - Settees on either side of a large dining table with folding leaves.


- Heads - Aft to starboard with Jabsco sea toilet, hand basin, hot and cold shower, and wet hanging area.


- Galley - Aft to port with stainless steel sink, ENO 2 burner gimballed gas cooker with oven, 60 litre refrigerated cool box, Eberspacher heating, Autopilot, calorifier, and much more.


Features


- ELECTRIC WINCH


- SPRAY HOOD


- REFRIGERATOR


- LAZY BAG


- AUTOPILOT


- MANUAL BILGE PUMP


- COMPASS


- ELECTRIC BILGE PUMP


- MARINE HEAD


- PLOTTER


- BATTENED MAINSAIL


- OVEN


- HOT WATER


- GENOA


- WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION


- GPS


- SHORE POWER INLET


- STEERING WHEEL


- HEATING


- BATTERY CHARGER


- LOG SPEEDOMETER


- VHF


- DEPTHSOUNDER


- SWIMMING LADDER


- SPINNAKER


- FURLING GENOA


Cockpit

The cockpit is deep, safe, and self-draining. It has stern access via the bathing platform. Features include wheel steering, a binnacle with engine control, instruments, and compass, a binnacle cover, cockpit lockers, and a new sprayhood.

Accommodations

Accommodation is for six persons in three cabins (including the saloon). The forward cabin can be used as two single berths in the usual 'V' configuration or as a large double complete with infill. Two single settee berths can be made in the saloon. There is a large owner's aft double cabin. The Eberspacher warm air central heating is included. The 'L' shaped galley is to port and features a gas cooker with two rings, grill, and oven, a stainless steel sink, pressurized hot and cold fresh water, fridge, ample easy clean working surfaces, and copious storage spaces. The navigational station is to starboard at the aft end of the saloon. The private head is to starboard and equipped with a sea toilet, shower, and wash hand basin with pressurized hot and cold fresh water.

Tankage

Tankage:
Fuel - 68 Litres Approx
Water - 197 Litres Approx

Sail Area

IJPE: 469.00 sq ft
I: 40.33 ft
J: 11.33 ft
P: 36.58 ft
E: 13.17 ft
Working Sail Area: 469.00 sq ft

Sails and Rigging

The vessel is sloop rigged with all masts and spars. All standing rigging is stainless steel and inspected annually. All lines are led aft to the cockpit for safety and short-handed sailing. It features a classic battened mainsail with lazy jacks and a storage bag. Three sails are listed as follows:
One Genoa with roller reefing.
One mainsail with slab reefing.

Keel Details

Moderate 1.45m Fin keel with low centre of gravity bulb.

Engine & Machinery

One Volvo 2001, 19 hp Diesel engine. Non-drip shaft seal. Cruising speed 6 knots. Maximum speed 8 knots. Fuel capacity 70 Ltrs. Range under power 100 miles. The ship's electrical system is 12 volts throughout, with power supplied to batteries via an engine-driven alternator. 240 Volt shore power with battery charger and 13 Amp ring main. Shore power cable included.

Manufacturer Provided Description

Designed by Groupe Finot, the Beneteau 311 is fast and comfortable and has many characteristics expected from much larger boats. Her hull and integral molded grid system create an extremely strong and stiff structure. The bulb keel, despite its moderate draft, provides impressive speed and excellent performance under sail. Her large sail area is divided between the mainsail with long battens and the moderate overlap furling genoa. The deck layout is simple and efficient. The large cockpit has slatted teak seats and is completely uncluttered, with genoa sheet winches within easy reach of the helm. Standard features include lazyjacks, a quick reefing system, and a solid boom vang. Below deck and to port is the galley with a gimbaled stove, stainless steel sink with pressurized hot and cold water, and plenty of storage. To starboard, there is a large head with a marine toilet and wash basin, a shower with pressurized hot and cold water, a hanging locker, and ample room for sundries. The symmetrical salon consists of two settees flanking a large drop-leaf table. The 311 has two cabins - forward and aft. The private forward cabin has a large V-berth, a hanging locker, and lots of storage along the side of the hull. The aft cabin is also generous in size with plenty of room for storage.

Specifications