GRP sailingyacht Beneteau Oceanis 461 "Vol de Nuit", built in 1999 by Beneteau France, dim.: 14,00 (lwl 11,90) x 4,25 x 1,75 mtrs, design by Bruce Farr, CE Cat A, grp hull, deck and superstructure, teak decks, windows in aluminium frames, roundbilged hull, fin keel, balanced spade rudder, displacement: 10 tonnes, ballast: 4 tonnes (cast iron), fueltank: 200 ltrs, freshwatertank: 550 ltrs (grp), Goiot wheelsteering, emergency tiller.

The Beneteau Oceanis 461 developed by Bruce Farr & Beneteau provides for all the comfort, endurance and seakeeping qualities one nowadays may expect of a modern offshore cruiser. Inside as on deck, there is plenty of room and excellent visibility. With her 4 cabin layout she is ideal for cruising with the family with room to spare.

Classic cherry interior, 4 cabins and saloon, 8 berths, saloon with u-shaped settee/dinette, headroom: 2.00 mtrs, 2 x u.w.toilets and showers, galley: electric waterpressure system, boyler hot water (engine/220v), two burner gasstove with oven, 12v fridge, 12v freezer.

Yanmar 4JH3F 56 hp (41kW) diesel, installed in 1999, indirect coolingsystem, mechanical gearbox, s.s. propellershaft, three bladed fixed propeller, cruisingspeed approx. 7 knots, consumption approx. 4ltr/hr, manual/electric bilgepumps, shorepower, batterycharger.

Pedestal compass, Raytheon ST60 windset, Raytheon ST60 Tridata log and echosounder, Raytheon auopilot ST6000+, Garmin GPS 152, Motorola GSM, Seacom M168F VHF, MLR Valsat 2008M2.

Sprayhood, Bimini-top, Plastimo liferaft, electric windlass, anchor and chain, boarding ladder, bathing platform, fenders, warps, etc. More info and pictures to follow soon.

Sloop-rigged, aluminium double spreader mast, s.s. standing rigging, genoa furler, 3 sails: full batten main with "easy stow" Lazy Bag / furling genoa / spinnaker, rigid boomvang, 2 x Lewmar ST sheetwinches, 2 x Lewmar ST halyardwinches, spi-pole.

The Beneteau Oceanis 461 developed by Bruce Farr & Beneteau provides for all the comfort, endurance and seakeeping qualities one nowadays may expect of a modern offshore cruiser. Inside as on deck, there is plenty of room and excellent visibility. With her 4 cabin layout she is ideal for cruising with the family with room to spare. The concept and construction of the Oceanis 461 has not been left to chance. Owing much to her predecessors, whether in terms of her dimensions, the technology used or in aesthetic and practical choices, the Oceanis 461 fits perfectly into Beneteau's "luxury cruising" range.