Charter Beneteau Oceanis 38 | Modern Sailing school

Survivor

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Beneteau Oceanis 38

Survivor is a Beneteau Oceanis 38 featuring an in-mast furling mainsail and a roller-furling, self-tacking jib, making her an easy boat to sail with short-handed crews.

The Beneteau Oceanis 38 offers a substantial performance-to-habitability ratio for this size of cruising yacht. Length and beam on the waterline are extended to maximize both living space and stability under sail. With three cabins, outfitted in-line galley, and head with a separate enclosed shower, she can accommodate up to 6 guests overnight. 

Survivor has a large cockpit with twin steering stations, dual rudder configuration, and a drop-down swim deck. For day sails, her comfort rating is 8 people.

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Survivor Salon - Charter sailboat
Survivor Galley - charter sailboat
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Survivor Double Helm Cockpit - sailboat charter

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  • John Kipping

    The meeting room was quite adequate and the location most convenient, but the course outline and instruction were outstanding. Modern Sailing is fortunate to have such a well organized instructor in Mr. Stan Lander who teaches very well from a rich professional background. Mr. Lander was generous with his time and patiently in helping students who needed more attention or time in understanding various aspects of the curriculum.

  • John Boynton

    The class was terrific. I know you must get many compliments about your sailing instructors...But I must tell you that Robert is outstanding. Having taught SCUBA, I really appreciate the way he is so sensitive to all on board, dealing with each so well, knowing quickly their strengths and weaknesses making each feel special and cared for.

  • Jessica Zittere, Member

    The Full Moon Sail with Skipper Bob Gutsgell was Ah-Mayzing!! The group dynamic was lovely and the views spectacular. I can't say enough good things about the experience. Thanks so much for the wonderful Club Sails, they are really great.

  • Lisa Butzer Wilde

    Thumbs up to (Club Skipper) Geoff (Love) and his wife Laura. I went on my first Club Sail on Sunday, January 18, 2026. They were terrific!

  • Ray Arceneaux

    The vessel was clean and in fine condition - very nice boat for training, well-equipped.

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