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Folding side walls have also made their way onto the Beneteau Antares 11, the new 11-meter flagship of the French giant’s Antares line. Following the Flyer 11, this is another outboard flagship designed as a classic family weekend boat.
Beneteau’s decades of experience in the design and construction of this type of boat has been further enhanced by the collaboration between the shipyard and Sarrazin Design.
A family cruiser with a level deck between the cockpit and the wheelhouse to facilitate movement, and large windows to make the boat bright and airy. The chosen propulsion system is outboard, with a maximum installable power of 600 cavalli divided between two 300 cv outboard motors.
The boat features two cabins and a bathroom with a shower. Located in the bow, the double owner’s cabin features a central island bed, storage space, and profiled windows on each side; it also includes an en-suite bathroom with a shower. As a flagship model, special attention has been paid to quality, with bulkheads made of Alpi hazelnut wood, combined with heather-gray upholstery fabric.
The full-beam aft cabin has windows that open on each side; it is bright, well-ventilated, and features a double bed along with a single berth on the starboard side. If you count the two passengers sleeping in the convertible saloon, the Beneteau Antares 11 can accommodate up to 7 people. All in an 11-meter boat
A smart modular design and a focus on leisure activities. The Antares 11 is a classic family cruiser, designed to let you enjoy the sea wherever you are, whether sailing offshore or at anchor. The sun deck on the foredeck is perfect for lounging and is protected from the sun’s rays by a Bimini top. The large aft cockpit is fully sheltered by the wheelhouse overhang, making it ideal for cooler climates. As seen on yachts, the starboard platform significantly increases the size of the cockpit, creating a terrace with a view of the sea.
A modular cockpit suitable for any occasion, featuring an L-shaped bench that can be easily converted into a sunbathing area. The seats connect almost seamlessly to the sofa in the interior lounge area, creating a relaxing space. The salon opens onto a kitchen and an ergonomic helm station.
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