Survivor

Platinum Fleet

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.

Additional Info

Boat Specs:

Beam: 13' 1"
Draft: 5' 10"
Displacement: 15,102
30-hp Diesel Engine
In-Mast Furling Mainsail
Roller Furling, Self Tacking Jib
44 lb. Rocna Anchor
Rode: 60' Chain & 90' line

Equipment & Instruments:

Dual Helm
2 Compasses
B & G Electronics Package
Boat Speed/Depth/True/Apparent Wind
Auto Helm
Bow Thruster Controls
Remote Windlass Control at the Helm
Inverter
VHF Radio

Safety Equipment:
PFDs
Hand-held fire extinguishers
AMA first aid kit
Flares
Wood Plugs
Life Sling

Liveaboard Features:

3 Cabins
Comfortably sleeps 6
Separate enclosed shower
Refrigerator
2-burner propane stove
Oven
Microwave
Drop-deck swim platform
Cockpit shower
Diesel cabin heater

Rates

Summer Rates (Daylight Savings Time)	Weekday	Weekend
Full Day	$675	$795
Sunset	$470
Winter Rates (Standard Time)
Full Day	$565	$660

Summer Rates take effect the first Monday of Daylight Savings. Winter Rates take effect the first Monday after Daylight Savings ends.

Additional Photos

Survivor Salon - Charter sailboat

Survivor Galley - charter sailboat

Survivor Forward V Berth - charter sailboat

Survivor Double Helm Cockpit - sailboat charter

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Steve Hood, Basic Coastal Cruising

I would definitely recommend Modern Sailing to anyone who is interested in learning to sail the right way.
Warren Leiden, Member

I try to get out on the water every week: out the Gate, around Angel, up Raccoon - I love it all. After 18 years as a member of OCSC in Berkeley, I learned to sail the bigger boats at Modern by taking ASA 103 and 104. My ASA 104 instructor Dave Russell was terrific. Also, Captain Bill Moreland has been very generous in giving informal advice whenever I’ve asked him. Thanks to Bill, I no longer have any anxiety about docking!
John Kratochvil, Oregon

I would like to compliment Stan Lander for his coaching, counseling and teaching Heavy Weather Offshore Sailing. Stan was very accommodating to all of the student's interests and shared his many years of insight on handling the boat in heavy seas. I would certainly recommend Stan and this course to sheltered waters sailors. My confidence in handling a boat of this size was certainly enhanced by the experience.
John Clark

Every aspect of Modern Sailing - training, syllabus, course materials, quality of the boats, quality of the instructors, and the very friendly and helpful staff - exceeded my expectations. Modern Sailing has a first class sailing program in an environment with challenging winds and currents. I look forward to coming back to charter a boat and certainly plan to continue my sailing training.
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!

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