Segelbåt Wasa 41 IMS

The Wasa boats are known for their sailing abilities and comfortable handling both in the archipelago and at sea, with a focus on sailing experiences and comfortable living on board. The interior is based on experience from many years of family and racing sailing, with 9-11 berths.

The galley is well-equipped with space for kitchen equipment and provisions. Opposite the galley is a well-equipped navigation area. The midship salon has a classic and comfortable layout with practical sea berths above the sofas, an ideal sleeping place for children. The arrangement also provides large practical storage spaces under the sea berths. The forepeak is fully furnished, but during racing, the berths can be folded up against the hull sides to protect the cushions from moisture from above. The forepeak can then be used as sail storage during sailing.

Technical data

The "Cappella" is built in "Twaron" and Divinycell for the highest possible strength at the lowest possible weight. (Twaron is an Aramid fiber such as Kevlar). The strength and quality are shown by the boat's condition, which is like new, despite being built in 1996. The "Cappella" has ABS certification for the highest class.

• Length: 12.49 m
• Width: 3.70 m
• Depth: 2.40 m
• Displacement: 6.2 tons (Newer models with more interior, waterborne heating, more tanks, etc. are probably closer to 7 tons)
• Main sail: 44 sqm
• Fore sail: 35 sqm
• Keel type: Lead fin keel, weight 2,675 kg
• Rig type: 7/8 rig. Two spreader rig with backstay and checkstay.
• Interior: Teak
• Mast and boom: Anodized aluminum or carbon fiber
• Engine installation: Inboard: Yanmar 3JH40 Common Rail, 2021, S-drive, folding propeller Flex0Fold 3-Blade 18*13. Fuel: diesel. Hp: 40. Top speed: approx. 8.5 knots.

Extra equipment

• Instrumentation: Main instrumentation B&G Helkulussystem, Two jumbo displays on the mast, two additional displays in front of the companionway, optional display. Further instruments showing forestay tension, autopilot instrument. PC and iPad with Transas nautical charts. AIS class b connected to the Transas system.
• Batteries: Consumption 2 x Gel batteries at 12 V 120 AH. Starting battery 1 x 12V 75 Ah.
• Shore power with Victron charging system
• Converter 12V to 220V for e.g. Nespresso machine.
• Built-in tanks: Fuel 120 liters, material: stainless steel. Two water tanks 290 liters + 120 liters, material: stainless steel. Inspection and cleaning hatches. Toilet tank, material: stainless steel, airtight.