It’s much easier when you have a firm grasp of the fundamentals, and Beneteau has had that form grasp for over 130 years. In that time, Beneteau has created then recreated a hull of unrivaled quickness and agility that you see today in the Oceanis 41.

Designed by naval architects Finot-Conq and Associates, the Oceanis 41 has a sleek low profile cabin with long coachroof windows and a continuous chine over the length of the boat. Major highlights of this Oceanis include a luminous interior plus an ingenious full width, electrically operated transom enclosure that provides easy access to the sea. On deck the maximum beam of the Oceanis 41 practically extends from midship to stern. This design allows the 41 to have a huge cockpit and also two good-sized cabins in the stern quarters as well as an engine room and a head.

A new Yanmar 3JH40C motor was installed in November 2021.  It has only about 200 hours on the motor today. It is fast and smooth under power.  This upgraded engine is 25% more fuel efficient with a bit more power and quieter. 

A new Tri-Radial Mainsail Carbon Sport Black was purchased in July 2022.  Combined with the Code Zero and Gennaker, makes with a fun racer cruiser for Newport to Ensenada type races.  

New bottom paint in July 2022.  Grey color.  Looks sharp.

A dinghy davit arch was installed in October of 2020.  Manufactured by Atlantic Towers, this solid tender arch that can hold a large dinghy with a sizable motor.  This is a great piece of cruising gear.  

New custom mahogany table with compass is an impressive centerpiece of the interior of the yacht.   

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