Beneteau Oceanis 41.1

Category: Cruiser, Sailboat | Fuel: Diesel | Status: Active | Price: USD 269,000

BENETEAU OCEANIS 41.1 – OYA | 2018 | ONE OWNER FROM NEW, EQUIPPED AND READY IN GRENADA

Oya is a 2018 Beneteau Oceanis 41.1 that has had one owner since she was launched in June 2018, and she shows the care that comes with that. She is lying in Grenada, at the southern end of the Windward Islands, and is set up for Caribbean life: a watermaker, wind and solar power, B&G electronics with radar and AIS, an Iridium GO satellite link, a liferaft and EPIRB, an electric folding swim platform and a tender with a 4-stroke outboard on a custom arch. The listing reports that she typically averages 7.2–7.8 knots in the easterly trades. With three double cabins and room for two more in the saloon, she suits a family, a couple who want space for guests, or a liveaboard. Skippern Yachts can guide you through the purchase, including the survey and paperwork, together with our local partner broker in Grenada.

Key facts

* Approximate conversion for guidance only. Rates: ECB euro reference rate of 22 October 2026 (EUR 1 = USD 1.1205) and Norges Bank exchange rate of 22 October 2026 (USD 1 = NOK 9.3601). The asking price is in US dollars; the EUR/NOK amounts will change with the exchange rate.

Key features

• One owner since launch in June 2018, well looked after
• Three-cabin layout sleeping six, plus two more in the saloon
• Schenker Zen30 watermaker (2022), 400 W wind generator, 2 x 100 W solar, new AGM house bank (December 2023)
• B&G Zeus navigation with plotter screens at both helms, 4G broadband radar, NAIS-500 AIS, autopilot
• Iridium GO satellite communication with external antenna
• In-mast furling main, unused Rolly Tasker gennaker and storm jib on a flying inner stay
• Custom arch with bimini, davit, solar and storage bags; electric swim platform with remote control
• Plastimo offshore liferaft, Ocean Signal EPIRB and MOB beacon
• Zodiac Cadet 290 RIB with Yamaha F9.9 4-stroke outboard
• Large inventory of spares, tools and household items

Description

The Oceanis 41.1 has a strong reputation in the mid-size cruising segment for comfort, practical design and value, and Oya is a well-presented example. She is easy to handle and comfortable at sea, and according to the listing she typically averages 7.2–7.8 knots in the Caribbean trade winds, with occasional bursts of 9.5–10 knots.

Below, she has three cabins for six people and the option of two more berths in the saloon. The galley has Corian worktops with a Nobilis tap, a Force 10 stove and oven and a Vitrifrigo fridge with freezer. Interior and exterior lighting is varied throughout. On deck, the large teak cockpit table makes outdoor dining easy, and the custom arch carries the bimini, davit and storage bags. Whether you want an island-hopper, a liveaboard or a cruiser you can sail away on straight after purchase, Oya is ready to go.

Equipment

Accommodation & galley

• 3 cabins, 1 head; berths for 6 plus 2 in the saloon
• Corian worktops with Nobilis tap
• Force 10 stove with 2 burners and oven; propane shut-off switch
• Vitrifrigo front- and top-loading fridge with freezer
• Salt water foot pump at the galley sink
• Jabsco Quiet Flush electric toilet (joker valve replaced 2023, seals replaced 2024)
• Quick B3 water heater, 11 gal, heated by engine or shore power
• Heating: portable Mr. Heater Portable Buddy propane heater with auto shut-off; 110 V electric heater
• Double USB sockets in the aft cabin, main cabin, nav station and cockpit table
• Wireless USB-rechargeable cabin fan
• Varied interior and exterior lighting
• Bedding included (sheets, covers, duvets, pillows, mattress covers)

Engine & mechanical

• 1 x 45 hp diesel (make/model and hours not stated in source)
• Schenker Zen30 watermaker, 8 gal/h on 12 V, approx. 15 A draw (2022)
• Rule electric bilge pump and manual bilge pump
• Engine spares: impeller kit, 3 fuel filters, oil filter, saildrive seal/gasket; oil vacuum pump

Electrical

• 5 x 115 Ah AGM house batteries (new December 2023)
• Cristec 60 A battery charger
• Xantrex ProWatt 600 W true sine wave inverter
• Marine Kinetic MK4 400 W wind generator
• 2 x 100 W solar panels with MPPT controller
• 30 A shore power inlet at the port helm, 50 ft shore cord and two adapters

Navigation & communication

• B&G Zeus navigation centre (2018): centre display (listed as “2.12 inch”, see Notes) plus 7″ displays at each helm
• Navionics charts for North America and the Caribbean (updated 2024)
• Airmar DST800 depth/speed/temperature transducer (2018); B&G 608 wind sensor (2018)
• B&G GPS-500
• B&G Broadband 4G radar
• B&G NAIS-500 AIS transceiver
• Autopilot: Lecomble & Schmitt hydraulic linear drive integrated with the B&G system (NAC-3 pilot computer, RF25 rudder feedback, Triton pilot controller)
• B&G V50 VHF with mic and speaker at the nav table and wireless handset for the cockpit, plus a portable handheld VHF
• Iridium GO satellite communication, installed at the chart table with external antenna on the arch (portable antenna also included)
• Fusion MS-RA205 stereo with USB and SiriusXM; Fusion speakers inside and in the cockpit
• 2 x Plastimo compasses

Sails & rigging

• Neil Pryde in-mast furling mainsail with vertical battens
• Neil Pryde genoa
• Rolly Tasker gennaker/asymmetric spinnaker, 1,173 sq ft (2022, never used)
• Rolly Tasker storm jib, 97 sq ft, on a flying inner stay
• Standing rigging original from 2018; last inspected visually in 2022, when the mast was unstepped for the Champlain Canal
• Cockpit halyard bags by the winches
• Mast ladder, bosun’s chair and mast climbing kit

Deck & cockpit

• Twin Goiot stainless steel wheels with leather wrap and covers matching the bimini; emergency tiller
• Teak cockpit seats, cockpit sole, cockpit table and folding swim platform
• Electric swim platform with Quick wireless remote and integrated swim ladder
• Teak cockpit table with two folding leaves, central storage, 12 V socket, removable ambient light and cover
• Snap-in cloth cockpit cushions
• Hot/cold cockpit shower
• Custom arch with bimini connected to a custom dark grey sprayhood with side panels; storage bags on both sides of the arch
• Magma Catalina 2 BBQ with cover
• Primary anchor: Bruce 44 lb with 100 ft chain and 100 ft rode, double bow roller
• Secondary anchor: Danforth 20 lb with 50 ft chain and 50 ft rode
• Quick CHC1203 chain counter at the port helm
• Fenders (5 x 12×34″, 1 x 8×20″), fender step, 4 x 35 ft mooring lines, 2 boat hooks
• Hatch umbrella; 30 ft coiled water hose; jerry cans (5 x 5 gal diesel, 1 x 5 gal fuel, 1 x 2.5 gal water)

Safety

• Plastimo Offshore liferaft, 4-person, 24h+ pack
• Ocean Signal EPIRB1 and Ocean Signal MOB1
• 2 x Mustang inflatable lifejackets and 6 standard lifejackets (plus 4 more listed among the spares)
• 3 fire extinguishers
• CO detector; Pangaea PRG-1000 propane detector (hard-wired 12 V)
• 2 x Wichard Lyf’Safe safety lines
• Flares, 12 V searchlight and USB-rechargeable searchlight, 2 signal horns, distress flag
• First aid kit, survival blanket, Jim-Buoy throwable

Tender

• Zodiac Cadet RIB 290 with padded seat and storage, Navisafe removable navigation lights, lock cable, two pumps, oars, anchor and rode, repair kit
• Yamaha F9.9 4-stroke outboard with 3 gal tank
• Davit built into the custom arch; outboard bracket on the starboard stern rail

Spares, tools & inventory

• Spares including an Airmar DST810 transducer, windlass control and relay box, in-mast furler drum, Standard Horizon HX870 handheld VHF, LED masthead light, hydraulic fittings, hoses and connectors
• Comprehensive tool kit, including DeWalt 20 V cordless drill, impact driver and multi-tool, ratchet sets, hole saws, rivet gun, multimeter and battery tester
• Fibreglass, gelcoat and sealant supplies; electrical spares; through-hull plugs
• Sail repair kits, splicing and sewing equipment
• Q flag and courtesy flags for all the Caribbean islands
• Full galley inventory (plates, glasses, cookware, utensils, coffee pots and more)
• Coleman cooler, USB vacuum, lanterns, folding deck seat, snorkelling buoy and flag
• All manuals (two folders and one case)

Notes

The seller lists no items in need of repair. The standing rigging is original from 2018 and was last inspected (visually) in 2022, so a rig inspection is a good idea as part of the survey. The source does not state the engine make, model or hours, the draft, displacement or designer; these should be confirmed. The centre B&G Zeus display size is given in the source as “2.12 inch” and should also be confirmed. As with any yacht, buyers should verify specifications and condition through their own survey.

Contact

Interested in Oya, or want to arrange a viewing or survey in Grenada? Contact Jarle Karlsrud, Skippern Yachts – jarle@skippern.no – +47 950 41 135.