Antares 9 OB

The new Antares 9, the weekender for family and friends, incorporates innovations from larger models to enhance fishing and cruising experiences. Exceptional comfort and elegance in boats of this size.

With timeless lines, it maintains the essence of this historic range, and incorporates innovations such as the AirStep® technology in the hull, patented by Beneteau, which makes it possible to increase speed while maintaining stability and offering smooth and safe sensations on board..

Exterior design

Elegant with its sleek lines and powerful with its silver moldings and long hull windows. The wheelhouse arch, a distinctive feature of the line, forms a subtle broken curve.

This arch connects to the large cabin roof, which shelters the spacious aft cockpit measuring 1.7 m by 2.4 m. Adding an extra seat, the L-shaped lounge can be transformed into a U-shaped seating area, the ideal setup for hosting many guests. This modular lounge can easily convert into a sunbathing area, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the good weather.

Every innovation has been designed to facilitate movement and provide seamless access to the sea, making trips more comfortable, relaxing, and enjoyable. The side access door makes boarding and disembarking easy, while the telescopic swim ladder under the swim platform provides convenient water access.

The wider and deeper starboard side deck, with high guardrails, ensures safe passage to the foredeck for opening the anchor locker, accessing the pontoon, or enjoying sunbathing on the comfortable cushions equipped with adjustable backrests.

Interior design

A perfect boat for family or friend cruises, offering passengers an exceptional onboard lifestyle. Beneteau has optimized the layout to create a more spacious interior: the deck walkways are asymmetrical, with the starboard side being wider to facilitate the pilot’s maneuvers, thus providing more interior space in the portside lounge.

The interior lounge is bathed in natural light, surrounded by large windows that offer excellent visibility and continuous connection with the outdoors. The modern galley is equipped with an 80-liter fridge, two electric or gas burners, an optional microwave oven, and numerous storage spaces.

The main cabin, located at the bow, ensures cozy nights at sea. With a queen-size bed, lacquered furniture, ambient lighting, padded headboard, and a large wardrobe, it offers an exceptional level of comfort and elegance rarely seen in boats of this size. 

The guest cabin is equally comfortable and accommodates two passengers, while the lounge can be converted to provide two optional extra berths.

Additionally, the aft cabin features a dressing area and also serves as a storage space, enhanced by the elevated dining area deck located just above.

What we highlight

·       Technology and autonomy: With a 600-liter fuel tank and 160 liters of fresh water, the Antares 9 OB increases cruising autonomy, furthering the family cruiser concept. Equipped with a 500 HP outboard engine (maximum power) and large fuel reserves, it offers a range of 130 nautical miles at cruising speed. Additionally, the Airstep® hull technology reduces fuel consumption thanks to improved performance. The injection-molded hull makes it lighter yet equally strong, offering greater rigidity to improve stability and comfort during navigation while minimizing vibrations and noise. Staying true to the line’s DNA, the Antares 9 is a robust boat designed to cut through waves with ease and integrates the latest technologies available.

·       Quality and elegance on board: This new model stands out for its high-quality materials and finishes. The cockpit upholstery has been upgraded for greater comfort, while the polyester backrests offer improved durability. The interiors feature lacquered furniture and walnut panels. The padded finish creates a cozy and relaxing ambiance.

·       Wide ringe of options: The new Antares 9 offers numerous customization options to suit your needs and usage. You can add heating, air conditioning, a generator or lithium batteries, solar panels on the roof, a sliding roof, and even a paddleboard rack.