Beneteau 37 Yacht | Modern Sailing

Auriah

Gold Fleet
Beneteau Oceanis 37

This Beneteau Oceanis 37 Platinum Edition is elegantly and intelligently designed above and below deck. The mainsail is traditionally rigged with a stackpack and lazy jacks and the jib is roller-furling. With primary winches located near the helm, Auriah is an easy vessel to sail with a short-handed crew.

The contemporary interior is well-appointed for liveaboard comfort. Two cabins, a spacious salon, microwave, and shower in the head and make her an excellent choice for multi-day charters. 

Auriah is a popular choice in our Gold Fleet for day sails and for enjoying meals, celebrations, and overnight stays at anchor or dockside. Her comfort rating is 8 people.

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