BENETEAU Oceanis 343 Clipper version 3 cabins Year 2007 - Yanmar 3YM30 engine (840h) serviced in April 2025. Recent full covers, windlass...
BENETEAU Oceanis 343 Clipper version 3 cabins Year 2007 - Yanmar 3YM30 engine (840h) overhaul completed in April 2025. Recent full canvas covers, electric windlass, 3 winches, VHF, GPS, chartplotter, autopilot, dinghy
Central swiveling helm seat to facilitate access to the swim platform. (Bénéteau patent). Teak helm seats with slats on each side of the cockpit. Plenty of storage space for easier onboard living:
2 lateral cockpit lockers (life raft in the starboard locker).
1 starboard aft cockpit locker.
1 watertight gas locker on port side. Teak cockpit benches with slats. Stainless steel steering wheel covered with leather on a column. On the column: 1 compass, engine control lever, instrument mount, handrail, cup holder. Teak cockpit table with foldable wings. Engine control panel integrated into port seat. Manual bilge pump in the cockpit. The wood is in fruit tree color. Varnished "hydropont" floor with black stripes.
- FORWARD CABIN -
Headroom under beams: 1.86 m. Double triangular berth (2.00 m x 1.66 m x 0.40 m). Numerous storage options for easier onboard living:
Shelves along the hull.
Locker with door on port side and shelves.
Wardrobe closet on starboard. Openings/lighting:
Hatch with blind.
Ceiling light with independent switch.
Two reading lamps.
- SALON -
Headroom under beams: Forward salon 1.88 m, aft salon 1.98 m. Salon with two longitudinal benches:
Port side bench: 2.00 m x 0.52 m.
Starboard side bench: 1.76 m x 0.52 m. The backrests are inclined for more comfort. Central salon table: marquetry wood table with bottle holder and foldable wings with molded wood trims. The table is fixed to the mast support pillar. Wooden and stainless steel shelves are present port and starboard. Storage:
Storage locker with door along the hull on port side.
Storage under port and starboard benches. Simple plywood hull lining. Openings/lighting:
2 Lewmar opening portholes with blinds.
2 Lewmar fixed portholes with curtains.
1 large panoramic window at deck level.
2 fixed portholes in the hull (one on each side).
Four ceiling halogen lamps with independent switches.
Wall-mounted lamp on partition.
Electric panel:
12 V electrical panel with 9 switches and voltmeter.
Toggle circuit breaker.
12 V socket on the panel.
Power supply: The circuit is normally powered by:
1 70 Ah service battery.
And a 70 Ah engine battery. Link relay. Alternator output: 14 V / 60 A. Voltmeter. Electric fuel gauge.
Battery charging:
Onshore power 220 V and charger.
220 V outlets in cabins, salon, and galley.
Navigation lights:
Forward and aft navigation lights.
Navigation headlight.
Anchor light.
Cabling for deck spotlight.
Lighting:
In the 2-cabin version, 4 reading lamps, 2 halogen light strips, and 11 ceiling lights.
In the 3-cabin version, 6 reading lamps, 2 halogen light strips, and 11 ceiling lights.
Headroom under beams: 1.98 m. Functional area:
Stainless steel sink.
Mixing faucet with hot/cold pressurized water.
Cutting board.
Two-burner stove with grill - mounted on a swivel, equipped with stainless steel protective guard for safety.
1 130 L electric refrigerator with front opening 12 V. Plenty of storage:
Storage under the stove.
Bottle storage along the partition.
Hatch in the worktop with rack for dishes.
Storage shelves along the hull.
Storage under the sink.
Trash bin under the sink.
Openings/lighting:
Light strip above the stove, two-burner grill, and ceiling light above the sink.
Opening porthole with curtains above the stove for ventilation.
Table capacity for 8 persons.
The engine mounting is integrated into the interior mold. The engine compartment is soundproofed with insulating foam. Engine control panel (tachometer and alarms) with engine control lever in the port cockpit. The stainless steel prop shaft is protected within a GRP skeg molded with the hull. Fixed propeller with three or two blades depending on the engine. Rotomolded 75 L fuel tank with electric gauge. Water filter for the cooling system.
The hull is built in GRP monohull. Reinforced points (keel, rudder, shroud plates, hull-deck joint) strengthen the structure. An internal structural mold is glued and laminated to the hull. Its structural role is important, as it absorbs stress points (shroud, keel, rudder, etc.) and distributes loads, ensuring reduced stresses on the hull. The surface material of the internal mold facilitates cleaning and improves finish. The stainless steel prop shaft is mounted and protected within a GRP skeg. The standard hull color is white with a blue and silver livery. Steel Blue is available as an option. The deck is constructed with sandwich (fiberglass and balsa) for optimal strength-to-weight ratio and thermal and acoustic insulation. A "diamond point" non-slip surface enhances safety in all deck movement areas.