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2013 Beneteau Oceanis 41

Name: 2013 Beneteau Oceanis 41
Brand: Beneteau

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Specifications

Make Beneteau

Model Oceanis 41

Year 2013

Length 41.0ft (12.5m)

Beam 4.19m

Draft 1.55m

Hull Material fibreglass

Engine Yanmar 40HP diesel, 4258 hours

Fuel Type diesel

Location Cartagena, United States

Equipment & Extras

Dinghy: Mercury RIB 280 with 8 HP Mercury outboard
Designer: Finot - Conq
Generator: WhisperPower 4 kW diesel
Battery Bank: Upgraded 420 Ah LiFePO₄ lithium house
Displacement: 8448 kg
Name of boat: Tonic III
Fuel Capacity: 52 gallons
Water Capacity: 150 gallons
Number of cabins: 3
Tax / VAT status: Not paid / Excluded
Passenger capacity: 8
Holding Tank Capacity: 42 gallons

3-cabin / 2-head layout
Bright salon with large hull windows and overhead hatches
U-shaped dinette with ample seating opposite a dedicated navigation station
Well-equipped galley featuring front-opening refrigerator, freezer, microwave, stove/oven, and generous storage
Excellent headroom and ventilation throughout
Twin helm stations offering great visibility and easy sail handling
Spacious cockpit with comfortable seating for entertaining
Walk-through transom with swim platform for easy water access
Roller furling headsail and simple sail plan
Lewmar windlass and wide side decks for safe movement forward
Raymarine chartplotter
Raymarine autopilot
VHF radio
Depth, speed, and wind instrumentation
Dual compasses
Victron DC-DC charging system and high-output alternator
Designed for extended time at anchor or off-grid cruising
Freshwater cockpit shower
Safety equipment including EPIRB
Ample onboard storage for cruising gear
Monolithic fiberglass hull construction
Shoal draft keel option

Description

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?><h5></h5>2013 Beneteau Oceanis 41 - Tonic III— Well-equipped cruising yacht featuring a spacious 3-cabin | 2-head layout, twin helm cockpit, and bright, modern interior. Designed by Finot-Conq with a wide beam for excellent stability and interior volume. Powered by a Yanmar 40HP diesel with saildrive and equipped with upgraded lithium battery bank, diesel generator, and quality cruising gear including dinghy and outboard. Comfortable, easy to handle, and well-suited for coastal cruising or extended liveaboard use.The Beneteau Oceanis 41 is a proven cruising platform known for its spacious interior, stable sailing characteristics, and ease of operation. This example stands out with upgraded electrical systems and cruising equipment, making her a strong option for buyers looking for a capable and comfortable yacht ready to cruise.<ul><li>LOA: 41'</li><li>Beam: 13'9"</li><li>Draft: 5'1" (shoal draft)</li><li>Displacement: approx. 18,600 lbs</li><li>Fuel Capacity: 52 gallons</li><li>Water Capacity: 150 gallons</li><li>Holding Tank: 42 gallons (2x 21 gallon tanks)</li><li>Engine: Yanmar 3JH5E 40 HP diesel with saildrive (Hours: 4,258)</li></ul>Comfortable & Spacious Interior<ul><li>3-cabin / 2-head layout ideal for families or cruising couples</li><li>Bright salon with large hull windows and overhead hatches</li><li>U-shaped dinette with ample seating opposite a dedicated navigation station</li><li>Well-equipped galley featuring front-opening refrigerator, freezer, microwave, stove/oven, and generous storage</li><li>Excellent headroom and ventilation throughout</li></ul>Cockpit & Deck<ul><li>Twin helm stations offering great visibility and easy sail handling</li><li>Spacious cockpit with comfortable seating for entertaining</li><li>Walk-through transom with swim platform for easy water access</li><li>Roller furling headsail and simple sail plan</li><li>Lewmar windlass and wide side decks for safe movement forward</li></ul>Electronics & Navigation<ul><li>Raymarine chartplotter</li><li>Raymarine autopilot</li><li>VHF radio</li><li>Depth, speed, and wind instrumentation</li><li>Dual compasses</li></ul>Electrical & Power Systems<ul><li>WhisperPower 4 kW diesel generator (Hours: 86 (installed in 2019))</li><li>Upgraded 420 Ah LiFePO₄ lithium house battery bank</li><li>Victron DC-DC charging system and high-output alternator</li><li>Designed for extended time at anchor or off-grid cruising</li></ul>Additional Equipment<ul><li>Mercury RIB 280 with 8 HP Mercury outboard</li><li>Freshwater cockpit shower</li><li>Safety equipment including EPIRB</li><li>Ample onboard storage for cruising gear</li></ul>This model was built in Marion, South Carolina.Available Immediately<h6>Additional Specs</h6><ul><li>The Beneteau Oceanis 41 was designed by Finot–Conq, a naval architecture firm known for combining cruising comfort with efficient, well-mannered sailing characteristics. The hull form carries its beam well aft, providing excellent stability, interior volume, and cockpit space.</li><li>This model features Beneteau’s monolithic fiberglass hull construction, offering strength, durability, and reduced long-term maintenance compared to cored hull designs.</li><li>The wide beam and hull windows were part of Beneteau’s move toward brighter, more open interiors, making the Oceanis 41 feel significantly larger than her LOA suggests.</li><li>Twin helm configuration improves visibility under sail and creates an open, social cockpit layout while still allowing for efficient short-handed sailing.</li><li>Shoal draft keel option provides improved access to shallower cruising grounds without sacrificing overall stability, making the Oceanis 41 well suited for coastal cruising, island hopping, and ICW-friendly navigation.</li><li>The Oceanis 41 has been a highly successful production model for Beneteau, valued for its balance of ease of handling, liveaboard comfort, and strong resale appeal.</li><li>Systems access throughout the vessel is well thought out, with good access to the engine, plumbing, and electrical components—an important consideration for owners planning extended cruising or self-maintenance.</li></ul>


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