1997 Beneteau Oceanis

The 1997 Beneteau Oceanis is a 41-foot fiberglass sailing monohull built around a center cockpit design. This layout separates the helm and social spaces from the sleeping quarters, a practical arrangement for cruising that has made the Oceanis a popular choice for offshore sailing.

Below decks, the yacht offers two cabins and six heads, providing comfortable accommodation for extended passages and cruising. The center cockpit configuration keeps the main living area forward of the helm station, creating distinct zones for different onboard activities.

The hull construction and design reflect Beneteau's established approach to cruising sailboat building, with the beam of 12 feet providing stability and interior volume. The boat is a straightforward, proven cruising platform suited to blue-water sailing and extended time away from port.