The Beneteau Antares 7 Fishing is a versatile and stylish vessel designed to meet the needs of fishing enthusiasts who appreciate both functionality and comfort. With its sleek profile and robust construction, this boat stands out as a formidable choice for those who enjoy spending their days on the water. Measuring approximately 7.48 meters in length, the Antares 7 Fishing offers ample deck space, making it the ideal platform for a successful fishing expedition. The cockpit is thoughtfully designed to maximize space, featuring rod holders and a live bait well, ensuring that everything you need is within reach. The boat’s interior is equally impressive, with a comfortable cabin that includes a convertible saloon and a compact galley, providing cozy accommodations for up to four people. The helm station is equipped with modern navigation tools, making it easy to navigate the open waters with confidence. Beneath its elegant exterior, the Antares 7 Fishing is powered by a reliable outboard engine, offering a cruising speed of around 22 knots and a top speed of approximately 30 knots. This ensures that you can reach your favorite fishing spots swiftly and efficiently. The hull is constructed from high-quality GRP, ensuring durability and performance in various sea conditions. Designed by the in-house team at Beneteau, this vessel exemplifies the brand’s commitment to quality and innovation. Whether you are a seasoned angler or simply enjoy leisurely cruises, the Beneteau Antares 7 Fishing offers an exceptional blend of style, performance, and practicality, making it a fantastic choice for all water enthusiasts.
Length
7.5M
Beam
2.5M
Draft
0.8M
Day Guests
8
Sleeping
4
Cabin
1
Cruise Speed
22KT
Max Speed
30KT
Fuel
170L
Range
200NM
Engine
Suzuki DF150
Option 1
Mercury 150
Naval
Beneteau Power Boats
Exterior
Sarrazin Design
Interior
Beneteau Power Boats
New Starting From
€48,000
High Price Brokerage
€42,000
Low Price Brokerage
€35,000
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Thirty knots from a single outboard, delivered without fuss.
The standard Suzuki DF150 pushes the Antares 7 Fishing to a top speed of 30 knots, settling into an easy 22 knot cruise that stretches her 170 litre fuel tank to a 200 nautical mile range. A Mercury 150 is offered as an alternative for owners with a preferred brand. Beneath the waterline, a sharp entry and flared bow work with moderate deadrise and wide reversed chines to keep her settled through chop, while convex topsides help her cut through a head sea rather than slap against it. At 1,850 kilograms she is light enough to plane early and stay efficient at cruise, exactly what a boat built for covering ground to a fishing mark needs.
Sarrazin Design drew a profile that reads sporty before it reads practical.
Built in GRP with a white fibreglass superstructure, the Antares 7 Fishing keeps her lines clean and her deck free of clutter. A quick release anchor system sits forward, out of the way of the fishing cockpit, while twin swim platforms flank the outboard aft, each reached through a starboard boarding gate with a recessed ladder. Side rails wrap a sunpad for security when the boat is up on plane, and moulded storage beneath the cockpit lounges swallows rods, fenders and lines without eating into deck space. It is a hull designed to work hard and still look considered at anchor.
The cockpit is built for the catch, not the cocktail hour.
Rod holders line the gunwales and a live bait well sits within easy reach of the transom, keeping bait fresh through a full day offshore. The layout leaves enough open deck to work several rods at once, and with capacity for eight day guests there is room for a genuine fishing party without anyone standing in another’s way. Beneteau has resisted the urge to over furnish the space: nothing here competes with the job of landing a fish, and everything that does not need to be on deck has a home in the storage lockers below.
Below deck, a genuine cabin turns a day boat into a weekend one.
The forward cabin’s convertible saloon and compact galley bring sleeping accommodation to four, useful for an overnight passage or a night at a quiet anchorage after a day’s fishing. The galley carries enough equipment for coffee and a simple meal rather than full catering, which suits a boat built around days on the water rather than evenings at anchor. It is a sensible trade: enough comfort to stay out longer without adding the weight or cost the Antares 7 Fishing does not need.
At 48,000 euros new, she is an entry point rather than a compromise.
Engineered in house by Beneteau Power Boats, with naval architecture handled by the same team and Sarrazin Design responsible for the exterior, the Antares 7 Fishing is a cohesive, single source build rather than an assembly of outside consultants. She carries one cabin, sleeps four and welcomes eight for the day, all on a beam of 2.5 metres and a draught of just 0.8 metres that opens up shallow anchorages larger boats cannot reach. For an owner taking their first step into boat ownership, or adding a capable tender to a larger yacht’s crew, she offers a complete package at a price that leaves room for the season’s fuel and mooring costs too.
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