Beneteau Oceanis 41 Just Listed

Beneteau Oceanis 2015

3 Berth, 2 Head (2 ensuite) yacht.

Length overall 40'7'' - 12.38m
Hull length 39'3'' - 11.97m
Hull beam 13'9'' - 4.2m
Light displacement (EC) 18,624 lbs - 8.5T
Deep draught keel - standard 6'9'' - 2.05m
Max fuel capacity 200L
Max water capacity 520L
Engine power 40 HP - POD 60
Mainsail area 449 sq ft - 41.7m2
Genoa area (104%) 453 sq ft - 42.1m2
Asymmetric spinnaker (optional) 1,400 sq ft - 130m2
Bow Thrusters

Recent work
Antifoul and new valves (Feb 2026)
Electrical Safety Certificate (Feb 2026)
New rigging (2025)
New Bimini (2025)
New sails (2023)
B and G Zeus 3S system and B and G AIS radio.

Currently based at Shute Harbour, Airlie Beach, Whitsundays.


An alternative way to own a yacht - Charter or private ownership. The boat is currently undergoing a charter survey, which is not yet complete. This opens up an interesting ownership opportunity for the successful purchaser.

Option 1 - Charter ownership

Purchase the boat as a charter business, with the opportunity to enjoy four weeks of personal use each year.

This is arguably the ultimate way to own a yacht. You own an asset that generates income while the charter operation takes care of the day-to-day management, maintenance and other costs. When it's your turn to use the boat, you simply arrive and enjoy a turnkey boating experience.

It's an opportunity to enjoy the benefits of yacht ownership without carrying the full burden of ongoing maintenance, management and operating costs.

Option 2 - Private ownership

Purchase the boat for your own private use, excluding GST.

Option 3 - Purchase prior to completion of the charter survey

There is also an opportunity to purchase the boat before the charter survey is completed and independently finalise the process of establishing it as a charter vessel, excluding GST. We have a list of what's expected to complete the survey. Happy to discuss if this is an option you are interested in.

An honest note about the boat

It's worth being upfront about the boat's condition. This is not a pristine, privately owned yacht, nor is it being presented as one.

Having previously operated in charter, and since enjoyed by a group of friends who sailed her across the south pacific - it has some wear and tear. That said, it remains an excellent, capable and well-equipped yacht with everything in working order. The underlying proposition is a very good one: a proven Beneteau Oceanis 41, with plenty to offer someone looking for a genuine cruising yacht - with some comfortable recent upgrades.

As with any boat of this age, a prospective owner should expect to undertake some ongoing maintenance and cosmetic improvements if desired. The asking price and opportunity reflect the boat's condition.

For someone looking for a sound, capable yacht with enormous potential, whether for private cruising or charter ownership, this is a very compelling opportunity.