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Roberto Biscontini and Lorenzo Argento are the two architects behind this easy-to-sail and highly maneuverable 54-footer. Their creation paves the way for a new generation of high-end cruisers that optimize the cockpit and interior layout without sacrificing performance, functionality, or comfort.
The yacht bears the unmistakable DNA of the Oceanis series, a delicate balance of form and function that makes her as beautiful as she is capable, as purposeful as she is versatile, equally ready for a swift ocean crossing or a relaxing sunset cruise.
With an emphasis on build quality, premium materials, and the innovative vision that has always characterized the BENETEAU brand, the Oceanis Yacht 54 truly represents the pinnacle of modern monohull cruising design.
Exterior Design
With a straight bow that allows for new interior volumes in the bow area, and a maximum beam (5 m) that extends further aft, the Oceanis Yacht 54 offers an ultra-modern, perfectly balanced hull that delivers maximum thrills in all conditions. Special attention has been paid to the movement of passengers on deck, particularly around the cockpit, which modernizes the traditional center cockpit design into a flat layout with separate areas for lounging and sailing. The well-protected cockpit and numerous grab handles provide greater safety when accessing the foredeck. Access to the sea is provided by the spacious swim platform, which, when deployed, reveals the space beneath the cockpit and can accommodate an eight-foot inflatable tender. The Oceanis Yacht 54 is available in two different drafts: 2.50 m (standard) and 1.95 m (optional).
Interior Design
Lorenzo Argento's goal in designing the interior was to create a warm, modern atmosphere with maximum natural light and ventilation. The layout of the Oceanis Yacht 54 reflects his desire to meet the needs of modern owners, with well-designed, versatile cabin layouts that offer unparalleled comfort and ample storage space. Tables and seating areas have been redesigned to provide both comfort and practicality, and access to all major systems and components is neatly concealed behind various panels. Two versions are available: a 3-cabin with 2 heads or a 3-cabin with 3 heads, and both can be built in light oak or walnut.
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Datasheet
| Design | Naval Architect: BISCONTINI YACHT DESIGN - Outside & interior design: LORENZO ARGENTO |
| CE category | A10/B12/C14 |
| Length overall | 17,12m 56’2’’ |
| Hull length | 15,98m 52’5’’ |
| Length waterline at rest | 15,40m 50’6’’ |
| Beam | 5,00m 16’5’’ |
| Standard draft (T-keel) | 2,50m 8’2’’ |
| Standard ballast weight (Cast iron) | 4 500kg 9,918 lbs |
| Shallow draught keel | 2,00m 6’7’’ |
| Weight of shallow draft keel (Cast iron) | 5 130kg 11,307 lbs |
| Air draft (excluding antenna) | 24,00m 78’9’’ |
| Performance air draught (excluding antenna) | 25,80m 85’ |
| Light displacement | 16 600kg 36,586 lbs |
| Fuel capacity (standard) | 400L 106 US Gal |
| Fresh water capacity (standard) | 720L 190 US Gal |
| Engine power | |
| Sail drive (standard) | 80 HP |
| Sail drive Dock&Go (Option) | 80 HP |
| Propeller shaft (Option) | 110 HP |
| Headroom companionway | 2.00 m / 6’7“ |
| ALUMINUM MAST WITH IN-BUILT FURLER | |
| Furling mainsail | 63,00m² 678 sq/ft |
| Self-tacking jib | 51,00m² 549 sq/ft |
| Furling genoa (105 %) | 65,00m² 700 sq/ft |
| Code 0 | 123,00m² 1,324 sq/ft |
| Asymmetric spinnaker 210,00m² 2,260 sq/ft | |
| I | 19,90m 65’3’’ |
| J | 6,80m 22’4’’ |
| P | 20,00m 65’7’’ |
| E | 6,80m 22’4’’ |
| PERFORMANCE CLASSICAL ALUMINUM MAST (+ 1,80m / 5’11’’) | |
| Performance version mainsail | 83,00m² 894 sq/ft |
| Self-tacking jib | 56,00m² 603 sq/ft |
| Furling genoa (105 %) | 70,00m² 754 sq/ft |
| Code 0 | 135,00m² 1,453 sq/ft |
| Asymmetric spinnaker | 260,00m² 2,800 sq/ft |
| I | 21,75m 75’2’’ |
| J | 6,80m 22’4’’ |
| P | 22,00m 75’6’’ |
| E | 6,80m 22’4’’ |
Documents
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Beneteau Oceanis Yacht 54 - Brochure.pdf
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Beneteau Oceanis Yacht 54 - E - Book.pdf
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