2011 Beneteau Oceanis 40

The 2011 Beneteau Oceanis 40 is a fiberglass cruising yacht designed by the renowned Italian design house Nauta Design. At 40 feet in length with a 12.67-foot beam, she combines contemporary styling with practical cruising performance. The yacht is powered by a single 40-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine and offers a cruising speed of 5.21 knots.

The interior features three cabins and two heads, with accommodation designed around comfort and natural light. Galley and living spaces benefit from the design-forward approach that prioritizes brightness and wellbeing throughout the boat.

Recent upgrades and maintenance include new standing rigging fitted in November 2024, a new mainsail and canvas from 2024, and a freshly installed autopilot in 2025. The electrical and mechanical systems have been updated with a new engine alternator, fuel gauge, and electrical panel. Navigation equipment includes a new depth sounder, VHF antenna, and AIS system. Additional features include three 330-watt solar panels, a water maker installed in 2021, air conditioning, and fresh bottom paint in Interlux.