The Fjord 41XP is an epitome of modern nautical engineering and design, offering an unparalleled experience on the water. This motor yacht boasts a length of 13.45 meters, making it both spacious and manageable for a variety of nautical adventures. Designed for both performance and comfort, the 41XP features a planning hull configuration, ensuring smooth and efficient navigation even in challenging sea conditions. Built with GRP materials, the yacht combines durability with a sleek, modern aesthetic that is sure to turn heads in any marina. The exterior design is the work of Fjord’s in-house team, renowned for their innovative approach to yacht design. Inside, the yacht offers luxurious accommodations with two cabins, comfortably sleeping up to four guests. The interior, also crafted by Fjord’s designers, ensures that every journey is taken in style and comfort. The standard power comes from robust inboard engines, providing a cruising speed of 25 knots and a maximum speed of 35 knots, allowing for both leisurely cruises and high-speed adventures. With a fuel capacity of 900 liters, the Fjord 41XP offers a generous range for extended trips. Built in Italy, this yacht reflects the high standards of craftsmanship and style for which the country is renowned. Whether you’re hosting a day party with up to 12 guests or embarking on a serene escape, the Fjord 41XP is equipped to deliver the ultimate yachting experience.
Length
13.5M
Beam
4M
Draft
1.1M
Day Guests
12
Sleeping
4
Cabin
2
Crew
1
Cruise Speed
25KT
Max Speed
35KT
Fuel
900L
Range
300NM
Engine
2 x Volvo Penta IPS 600
Option 1
2 x Volvo Penta IPS 700
Option 2
2 x Volvo Penta IPS 800
Naval
Fjord Design Team
Exterior
Fjord Design Team
Interior
Fjord Design Team
New Starting From
€680,000
High Price Brokerage
€630,000
Low Price Brokerage
€550,000
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Thirty five knots, delivered without drama.
Twin Volvo Penta IPS 600 pod drives come as standard, with IPS 700 and IPS 800 available for owners chasing more top end. Cruise sits at a settled 25 knots, and the joystick control that comes with the IPS system turns marina arrivals into a formality rather than a performance. A 300 nautical mile range means the 41XP is as happy slipping out for an afternoon as covering real distance along the coast. Her shallow 1.1 metre draught opens anchorages a deeper hulled yacht would have to avoid, and the planing hull stays settled and predictable as speed builds, rather than turning nervous at the top of the range.
The T-top overhead is, by Fjord’s own account, the largest the yard has fitted to any boat.
Four sunroofs let light into the cockpit on demand, and deeply recessed side decks, with their integrated roof pillars, keep the walk forward secure without breaking the clean run of the hull. Cleats sit flush and fenders stow out of sight in recessed cavities, so the topsides stay uncluttered under way. Forward, a hydraulic slide out system handles anchor deployment without anyone leaving the cockpit. At the helm, a single piece curved windscreen keeps distortion to a minimum, a small detail that matters at 35 knots. The overall effect is lean and purposeful rather than decorative.
No two 41XPs need be arranged the same way.
Fjord offers around twenty layout variants below deck, letting an owner choose between a second head or an additional galley, and between a straightforward mid cabin or one with a privacy partition. The master cabin can carry a vanity and office corner instead of extra stowage, depending on how the boat will actually be used. Four refrigeration points, split between interior and exterior stations, keep drinks and provisions close at hand wherever guests happen to be sitting. At the helm, three seats come as standard, with a fourth available for a boat that will regularly carry a full complement of family or friends.
The cockpit is built to change shape through the day.
Four convertible backrests switch the seating from forward facing to lounging, and two hi-lo tables drop to coffee height for evening drinks or rise again for a proper meal. An optional outdoor galley module, with its own sink, griddle and refrigeration, means the cook never has to leave the party to go below. With day capacity for twelve, the 41XP is built as much for entertaining at anchor as for the run out to get there. Low freeboard and a wide swim platform keep the sea close, an instinct Fjord’s designers return to across the range.
A 41XP that sleeps four and hosts twelve is two boats bought as one.
With two cabins, berths for four and a working crew of one, she sits at a practical size for an owner who wants genuine overnight capability without the running costs of a larger yacht. Fjord’s own design and engineering teams handle everything from naval architecture to engine room layout in house, which keeps the build consistent from hull to helm. New, she is priced from 680,000 euros, a position that makes sense against her performance and her flexibility below deck. For a buyer weighing a dayboat against a small weekender, the 41XP removes the need to choose.
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