Oceanis 41.1 offers a volume comparable to larger boats and is suitable for cruising with a small crew.
Exterior and Interior Design
The hull, designed by Finot-Conq, remains basically the same as the previous Oceanis 41, with an offset aft middles, almost vertical stem and pronounced cheekbones. The interiors of the boat were made by Italians from Nauta Yachts.
Amenities on board
The layout of the living space is available in 4 variants, where the number of cabins (2 or 3) and bathrooms (1 or 2) varies. The galley is available in only one variant and has an L-shape. In the cockpit, two sofas are separated by a folding table with an optional fridge. If only one aft cabin is selected, under one of the sofas there is access to a large storage area. The two handwheels can be carbon fibre, but this is an option. The geek-scotch is mounted on an arch with built-in lights.
Features .
Compared to its predecessor, Oceanis 41.1 has lost half a ton. Savings were achieved by reducing the amount of woodwork inside and replacing the transom, which also drops to form a bathing platform, but no longer has a full bench. Instead, there are now a couple of light folding seats at the steering posts. The standard equipment on the yacht includes an automatic jib and a twisting mainsail. The Oceanis 41.1 shows good speeds across the entire wind range. On motor alone, the yacht can cover more than 600 miles without refueling at 5.5 knots.
Swimming area
The yacht is designed for sailing in any water area, including oceanic ones. Oceanis 41.1 deposition varies from 1.68 m to 2.19 m, depending on the chosen keel type.
