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The 2016 Beneteau Oceanis 41 features a 4.2-meter beam and a drop-down transom that converts into a swim platform for water access and dinghy boarding.0:56 The cockpit includes dual helms, primary winches for the genoa, and secondary winches for the mainsail, which is managed via a lazy bag system.11:04 Navigation electronics include a chartplotter at the helm, with redundant GPS and charts available on mobile devices.8:01 The vessel is powered by a diesel engine with approximately 900 hours of operation.42:24

The interior layout comprises a forward master cabin and two aft cabins, all equipped with 12-volt fans and ventilation hatches.31:37 The galley features a front-opening refrigerator, a separate freezer, and a two-burner stove.19:06 Systems include a 110-volt shore power connection, a water heater that runs off the engine or electricity, and two 50-liter blackwater holding tanks.26:45 The owners plan future upgrades, including a watermaker, a generator, additional battery capacity, and a stern arch for solar panels and dinghy davits.43:50

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