2013 Beneteau Oceanis 41

The 2013 Beneteau Oceanis 41 is a fiberglass cruising yacht designed by Finot-Conq, measuring 41 feet in length with a 13-foot-9-inch beam and 5-foot-1-inch draft. The wide beam provides excellent stability and interior volume, while the shoal draft suits shallow-water cruising. Power comes from a Yanmar 3JH5E 40 HP diesel engine with saildrive, fitted with a high-output alternator. The boat displaces approximately 18,600 pounds and carries 52 gallons of fuel, 150 gallons of fresh water, and dual holding tanks totaling 42 gallons.

The interior features three cabins and two heads arranged for families or long-term cruisers. The bright salon opens to large hull windows and overhead hatches, with a U-shaped dinette, dedicated navigation station, and well-equipped galley that includes a refrigerator, freezer, microwave, stove, and oven. Headroom and ventilation are excellent throughout. Twin helm stations in the cockpit provide visibility and ease of handling, with a walk-through transom leading to a swim platform, roller furling headsail, Lewmar windlass, and wide side decks.

Navigation and instrumentation include a Raymarine chartplotter and autopilot, VHF radio, and displays for depth, speed, wind, and dual compasses. The electrical system has been upgraded with a 420 Ah LiFePO₄ lithium battery bank, Victron DC-DC charger, and a WhisperPower 4 kW diesel generator installed in 2019 with 86 hours of use. The Yanmar engine has 4,258 hours. A Mercury RIB 280 dinghy with 8 HP outboard, freshwater cockpit shower, EPIRB, and ample storage complete the equipment package.