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The Beneteau Oceanis 46.1 is a 14.6-meter fractional sloop designed by Pascal Conq and Jean Marie Finot (Groupe Finot), built by Beneteau since 2017. This production cruiser features a wide, chined hull and dual rudders, with a 4.5-meter beam and a standard draft of 2.35 meters.0:52 The design prioritizes interior volume, offering a master stateroom comparable to those on 50-foot vessels, achieved partly through a stepped hull that adds 30 centimeters to the forward cabin.1:34 Aboard *Lady K Sailing*, the 46.1 maintained speeds of 7 to 8 knots in moderate winds. The deck layout centralizes all sail control lines and winches near the twin helm stations for single-handed operation, eliminating coachroof winches.2:42 Standard propulsion is a 57-horsepower Yanmar engine, with an 80-horsepower option available, providing a cruising speed of 9.2 knots.8:42 Interior configurations are modular, ranging from two to five cabins and up to four heads, including a forward galley option.3:09 The mast options include a standard aluminum spar, a performance carbon fiber version, and an ICW-friendly 63-foot mast.10:21
