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About This Yacht

Beneteau Oceanis 40.1 – Key Equipment & Specification

3 cabins / 2 heads (Walnut Alpi finish)
Bright saloon with convertible double berth
Additional freshwater tank (330L)

Upwind & Downwind package
Furling genoa (instead of self-tacking jib)
Bowsprit for Code 0 / gennaker
Additional genoa winches & jammers
All lines led to cockpit for short-handed sailing

Navigation & Electronics (Raymarine)

Axiom 7” chartplotter (GPS)
Autopilot P70S
i70s display
Wind, speed & depth instruments
VHF Ray73 with AIS receiver
AIS 700 transceiver

Comfort & Interior Equipment

Full “Family” trim level
LED lighting (interior & cockpit)
Fusion sound system (interior & exterior speakers)
USB ports in saloon and cabins
Fans + mosquito nets
Diesel forced air heating

Galley

Gas stove with oven
Sink with seawater / freshwater foot pump
Optimized icebox access

Full 230V system + shore power
60A battery charger
AGM batteries + additional service batteries
System monitoring display

Deck & Cockpit

Electric windlass with remote
Cockpit shower (hot/cold)
Luxury cockpit table
Cockpit cushions
Aft fairleads
Access openings port & starboard
Opening porthole to aft cabins
Outboard engine bracket

Charter & Exterior Equipment

Bimini & sprayhood
Solar panels
Full safety & charter equipment
Commissioning completed (delivery, antifouling, rigging, handover)
Key Positioning (short version for portals)
Fully equipped & charter-ready
Strong sailing setup (Code 0 / gennaker ready)
Complete Raymarine navigation package
Added comfort with heating, solar, and full 230V system
Immediate takeover, no additional investment required

Highlights

  • Oceanis 40.1 in the three-cabin layout — easy to own, easy to sail
  • 2024 build with solar, inverter and bow thruster
  • Lying in Pula, northern Adriatic

Equipment List

Equipment inventory as listed for this yacht. Expand each category to review.

  • Fire Extinguisher
  • Life Raft
  • Gas Detector
  • Bilge Pump
  • Bow Thruster
  • GPS
  • Board Computer
  • Autopilot
  • VHF Radio
  • Radar Reflector
  • Wind Instrument
  • Speed Instrument
  • Compass
  • Chartplotter
  • Depth Instrument
  • AIS
  • Navigation Lights
  • Shore Connection
  • Battery Charger
  • Battery
  • Inverter
  • Solar panels
  • Gas Stove
  • Sink
  • Fridge
  • Oven
  • Water Pressure System
  • Electric Toilet
  • Warm Water System
  • Cockpit Speakers
  • Bluetooth Connector
  • Anchor
  • Bow Anchor Capstan
  • Bathing platform manual
  • Swim Ladder
  • Gangway
  • Cockpit Table
  • Deck Shower
  • Sprayhood
  • Bimini Top

Year one, in plain euros.

Modelled from this yacht's own charter rates and Angelina Yachtcharter's managed-fleet costs — 20 charter weeks at € 1.861/wk. A Year-1 view; the full multi-year picture — financing on your terms, VAT recovery, depreciation and exit value — comes in the feasibility study.

Year one, in your favour
≈ € 24.000

The arithmetic: kept private − € 18.515 out of pocket · in charter management + € 5.678 — the difference, rounded, is the figure above. Berth, insurance and upkeep are owed either way; the season pays them while you are not on board.

Gross charter revenue / yr
€ 37.220
Owner share
€ 24.193
Annual operating costs
− € 18.515
Net, before financing
€ 5.678
The same yacht, two ways · Year 1, before financing
Owned privately You carry marina, insurance and maintenance yourself — no charter income. Privately kept boats in Croatia average 33 days of use a year (HTZ, TOMAS Nautika 2022). − € 18.515
In charter management The season covers those costs and leaves this. + € 5.678

Year-1 figures only. Actual results vary with season, occupancy, personal-use weeks and market conditions. The full input VAT refund on purchase via a Croatian d.o.o. is additional and modelled separately in the full feasibility study. This is not a financial projection or guarantee. How we calculate these.

Next Step

Request a feasibility study or discuss this yacht.

The full picture for Kobe — charter income, operating costs, financing on your terms, VAT recovery and exit value — comes in a per-yacht feasibility study. Prefer to talk it through first? We're glad to, and a sea trial from Pula can be arranged when you're ready to inspect.