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The Oceanis 46.1 is an owner's version launched in February 2021 with 3 double cabins and 2 bathrooms. The boat has only been sailed lightly with no ocean crossings and only 1 owner. It is in almost new condition and superbly equipped.
The engine is the upgraded 80HP with folding propeller and only 170 hours. A bow thruster facilitates maneuvering in port. There is a 7.5kVa generator and air-conditioning for maximum comfort on board. The boat has a custom Bimini with 1200W of solar and 650Ah of AGM batteries added in 2022, and a 60l/h Watermaker making it fully autonomous for longer periods sailing.
The sailing equipment includes a semi batten mainsail and furling genoa, providing more sail area than the standard self-tacking jib. A bowsprit option is rigged for spinnaker or gennaker. Full B&G electronics are installed with 2 7-inch chart plotters, radar, AIS, VHF and autohelm.
The specification includes Beneteau's Family Function pack with smart upgrades including sheets and halyards boxes at the end of the cockpit benches, dropdown saloon table for an extra double bunk, teak cockpit table with storage and light, teak cockpit benches and floors and many more features. The boat is equipped with stainless steel davits and storage for an outboard engine. A full dodger and Bimini with sunshade are fitted, along with a full set of exterior cushions in perfect condition. The anchoring kit is complete with new chain, and there is a deck wash. Safety equipment is all up to date.
This is an as new boat with very light usage, all factory problems ironed out and ready to sail in French Polynesia.
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