Oceanis 40.1 NEW

INTERIOR

Available in an outstanding 4 cabin layout option; 2, 3 and 4 cabins to suit a wide range of needs onboard. Quality woodwork comes in an option of 2 different finishes. The owner’s version features a master island bed and ensuite, while the 4 cabin layout features double bed cabins and an additional cabin with bunk beds. The C-shaped galley features excellent storage and functionality and is softened by the comfortable seating area opposite. The many hull and coachroof portholes flood the interior with light and ventilation. A chart table at the foot of the companionway provides ample working space.

EXTERIOR

The wide beam hull increases the cockpit area and allows for easier and safer movement on deck. Seating areas and helm stations are incredibly generous, creating a highly functional yet liveable exterior space. Lines and halyards run neatly aft to the double helm stations, now located further aft in this model. L-shaped couches sit uninterrupted as the halyard winches and mainsail sheets sit on the coachroof. Angled coamings, a low coachroof and clear side decks make transition forward and aft a breeze. The large swim platform comes in an option of electrical or manual operation.

DESIGN

The new Hull design by Marc Lombard, promises unrivalled deck volume and interior space. Greater movement, safety and liveability has been increased whilst keeping easy manoeuvrability central to her design. For the interior, Nauta Design have once again delivered contemporary, functional living quarters with a distinctive European style, of which the Oceanis range is revered.

PERFORMANCE

Featuring a hull with improved stiffness and greater speed potential, Nauta Design have made no sacrifices to performance while upholding her liveability status. You decide the size of the sail area with different performance options available. Keen sailors can opt for the First line version; with a taller mast and greater draught. A standard mast for a semi or full battened mainsail is also an option. The in-mast furling system and self-tacking jib is designed to make shorthanded manoeuvring that much easier.

LIFE AT ANCHOR

A huge deckplan creates a generous and livable area fit for the whole family. Retractable tables and comfortable lounge areas create a haven for relaxation. The transom can easily convert to a generously sized and functional swim platform; the option for a mechanical or manual platform is available. Life at anchor never looked so good.

AWARD NOMINATED

It comes as no great surprise to see the incredible Oceanis 40.1 nominated in the European Yacht of the Year Awards in the 'Family Cruiser' category. This category is all about quality cruising boats offering the best of both spacious comfort, and easy manageability to sail double- or singlehanded. The announcement of this year’s winners will take place at the Boot Düsseldorf in January next year.