With the introduction of the Oceanis 51, Beneteau one again brought three different flavors to the market – number one cruiser which is comfortable and easy. With this performance package, winches and deck hardware are upgraded and a hydraulic backstay and composite wheels are added. When it comes to the layout options, this version includes four cabins and three bathrooms. Due to multiple overhead hatches in the saloon and master stateroom and hull ports throughout, this vessel has a very airy interior. The galley is C-shaped and to port with a two-burner Eno stove, Vitrifrigo drawer refrigeration and soft-close drawers for plenty of storage space. The galley provides good brace points so it won’t be a struggle to prep meals even on a port tack. When it comes to the navigation station, it is large and up against the forward saloon bulkhead. Its seat also makes a sideways lounge with a pop-up feature in the middle to support your legs. This vessel is the perfect choice for cruising in Australia and New Zealand.