The Oceanis boat is a real treasure for sea and adventure lovers, equipped with all the necessary features that ensure comfort, safety and ease of use. Let’s take a closer look at the features of the Oceanis vessel:
Oceanis
Engines:
The Oceanis has two engines. The main engine (Shelva) has a power of 30hp and a capacity of 1000cc, while there is also a spare engine with a power of 4hp, offering additional safety and reliability in case of emergency.
Dual batteries:
The boat has dual batteries, ensuring uninterrupted power supply for all electrical appliances and systems on board.
Sunny tent:
The sun tent provides comfort and shade for passengers, protecting them from the sun’s rays and making their stay more pleasant.
Ice refrigerator:
The built-in ice cooler keeps drinks and food cool throughout the journey, ensuring passenger enjoyment.
Lawrence GPS:
The Lawrence GPS helps navigation by providing accurate maps and data on the location and course of the boat.
VHS radio:
For communication and safety, the boat is equipped with a VHS radio.
Sound system:
The boat is equipped with an 80w Bluetooth sound system, which has two USB ports, allowing music playback and charging of devices.
Paddle equipment:
A set of paddles for forward and aft movement of the boat is included, providing an alternative method of movement in case of emergency.
Anchors:
Oceanis is equipped with an anchor and floating anchor, ensuring safe anchoring in any situation.
Lifejackets:
The boat is equipped with life jackets for 7 adults and 2 children, ensuring the safety of all passengers.
Floating safety raft:
There are two life jackets with a diameter of 45 cm, which offer extra safety in case of emergencies.
Pharmacy and fire extinguisher:
The boat is equipped with a pharmacy and a fire extinguisher, covering the needs for first aid and firefighting.
Telescopic boat hook:
The telescopic boat hook facilitates the mooring and handling of the boat during anchoring.
Flares and smoke grenades:
There are flares and distress flares, which can be used in emergencies for early warning and rescue.
