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Sailing yacht · 39 ft (12 m) · Palamós
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- beneteau
- Modèle
- oceanis 40
- Longueur
- 39 ft (12 m)
- Passagers
- 4
- Cabines
- 2
Verdict
The Beneteau Oceanis 40 is a practical cruising sailboat with a spacious, light interior, balanced handling, and enough sail plan for relaxed coastal and passage-making use. It is not a high-performance cruiser-racer, but it remains a strong value for couples or small groups seeking comfort and straightforward ownershi
Avantages
- +Spacious, bright interior for a 40-footer
- +Balanced fractional sloop setup
- +Good cockpit and deck layout for cruising
- +Shallow or deep draft options broaden use
- +40 hp engine suits marina maneuvering and light wind days
Inconvénients
- −Not especially quick or sporty under sail
- −Older example may need significant refit work
- −Handling is best with a capable crew in stronger wind
- −Two-cabin layout limits sleeping capacity versus larger charter versions
The Oceanis 40 from this era is a straightforward cruising design: a fin-keel monohull with a spade rudder, moderate displacement, and a fractional sloop rig. That combination points to easy cruising manners rather than aggressive performance. It is a sensible hull for owners who want predictable behavior and manageable sail loads rather than a race-oriented feel.
On the water, the boat is generally regarded as balanced and capable in everyday conditions, with enough sail area and a 40 hp diesel to keep coastal passages practical. It should reward relaxed helming and sensible sail trim, but it is not the most spirited boat in its class, especially in light air or when pushed hard.
Below deck, the Oceanis 40’s main strength is livability. The beam and interior volume support a comfortable cruising layout, and the two-cabin version should feel more open than many older 39-foot boats. For a four-guest setup, it offers a good mix of privacy and usable space, though an older 1998 example may vary widely depending on condition and refit level.
As a used purchase, value depends heavily on maintenance history. The model itself is appealing for coastal cruising and modest passagemaking, but buyers should budget carefully for systems, sails, and aging equipment. In clean, well-kept condition, it remains an attractive practical cruiser rather than a premium performance yacht.
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