Bareboat Sailing Yacht Oceanis 40
Italian design meets Sardinian waters on this nimble cruising sailer
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About Bareboat Sailing Yacht Oceanis 40
The Beneteau Oceanis 40 represents a refined approach to bareboat sailing in the Mediterranean. Designed by Nauta Design, the acclaimed Italian studio behind superyacht aesthetics, this yacht balances performance with genuine onboard comfort. Three cabins accommodate up to eight guests, making her equally suited to family exploration or small group adventure.
Interior spaces prioritise natural light and livability. A full galley with gas stove and oven, heated water system, and refrigeration mean you're never compromising on provisioning. The saloon benefits from Nauta's signature attention to proportions and materials, creating an environment that feels considered rather than utilitarian.
On deck, furling mainsail and genoa simplify handling, whilst an electric windlass and bowthruster reduce the physical demands of anchoring and manoeuvring. A cockpit shower and sprayhood add practical comfort during extended cruising, and a bow thruster makes marina entries straightforward for bareboat sailors of varying experience levels.
Highlights
- •Nauta Design interior combining luminosity, comfort, and contemporary Italian sensibility
- •Fully equipped galley with gas stove, oven, and hot water for independent cruising
- •Electric windlass and bowthruster reduce handling demands in challenging anchorages
- •Three-cabin layout sleeps eight, ideal for families or small groups exploring Sardinia and Corsica
The Charter Experience
Sardinia offers some of the Mediterranean's most protected and visually arresting cruising grounds. Porto Cervo and the Costa Smeralda lie within easy reach, offering sophisticated provisioning and sheltered anchorages. The Maddalena Archipelago invites slower exploration, with transparent waters ideal for snorkelling off the transom. Corsican crossings are entirely achievable, opening a second destination within the same charter. This bareboat model rewards sailors who appreciate technical simplicity and the freedom to set their own pace.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical week might begin in Portisco, with an easy sail south to Porto Cervo for provisioning and a night ashore. From there, venture east to the Maddalena Archipelago, anchoring in turquoise bays where snorkelling yields Mediterranean seabed life. A northwesterly passage carries you toward Corsica's eastern shore, exploring Scandola Nature Reserve or Bonifacio's dramatic limestone cliffs before returning to home port with fair winds.
Specifications
12.2 m
8
3
6
Monohull
2011
7 kn
