The Oceanis 31 is a sail boat from Beneteau. Founded in 1884 at Saint-Gilles-Croix-de-Vie as a fishing-boat yard, Beneteau is the largest sailing-boat manufacturer in the world and the centre of a group that also owns Jeanneau, Lagoon, Prestige and Excess. It specialises in production cruising yachts - the Oceanis range - and the First line of cruiser-racers. The hull measures about 9.7 metres. It sleeps up to 6.
Adriavela lists 5 boats of this model. They were built between 2009 and 2013, so the layout and the equipment differ from one hull to the next. The hulls here carry 2 cabins and 4 to 6 berths.
They leave from bases up and down the coast, D-Marin Marina Lefkas, Port du Crouesty and Port d'Armor among them. A 7-day charter starts at €914, which is €130 a day. A monohull of this size is the ordinary choice for a bareboat week: enough boat to sail properly, small enough to berth anywhere.