Inside the Last Nordhavn 41: Everything You Need to Know

THE LAST NORDHAVN 41 | 3,000-Nautical-Mile Compact Passagemaker With an estimated 3,000-nautical-mile range on just 900 gallons of fuel and a brilliantly designed layout, why would Nordhavn stop building this remarkable compact passagemaker? Join Rick Hoffman of YachtLens at the 2026 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS) as we tour the very last Nordhavn 41 ever built with our good friend Justin Parkins of Nordhavn Yachts. Only 44 Nordhavn 41s were built before production ended in 2026. This wasn't the result of a failed design. According to Nordhavn, rising production costs, inflation and currency challenges in Turkey made continued manufacturing economically unsustainable. The result is a rare opportunity to explore the final hull of one of Nordhavn's most intriguing small passagemakers. Don't let the 41-foot length fool you. This long-range trawler packs remarkable cruising capability into a manageable footprint, with twin diesel engines, generous equipment access, serious offshore features and an exceptionally clever use of interior space. IN THIS NORDHAVN 41 WALKTHROUGH: ⚓ Spacious salon with convertible seating and ingenious storage ⚓ Pilothouse helm, Garmin navigation electronics and twin-engine controls ⚓ Practical galley, heating systems and natural ventilation ⚓ Two cabins, including a forward walkaround berth ⚓ Guest bunkroom with a hidden washer/dryer ⚓ Engine room with twin Nanni diesels and accessible systems ⚓ Stabilizers, generator, watermaker and passagemaking equipment ⚓ Secure walkaround side decks, high rails and boat-deck tender space ⚓ Folding mast, solar panels and Great Loop cruising potential ⚓ Why Nordhavn ended N41 production and what comes next NORDHAVN 41 | KEY SPECIFICATIONS Length Overall: 41' 4¼" (12.60 m) Beam: 13' 11" (4.24 m) Draft: Approx. 4' 8" (1.42 m) Displacement: Approx. 43,300 lbs (19.6 metric tonnes) Engines: Twin Nanni 115 HP diesels Fuel Capacity: 900 US gallons (3,407 liters) Fresh Water: 300 US gallons (1,136 liters) Cruising Range: Approx. 3,000 nautical miles at economical displacement speed Accommodations: 2 cabins / 1 head Production: 44 hulls Range is an estimate, not a measured sea-trial result for this hull. Actual performance varies with speed, load, weather, sea conditions and fuel reserves. WHY DID NORDHAVN STOP BUILDING THE 41? In July 2026, Nordhavn announced the end of N41 and N51 production, citing rising manufacturing costs and currency challenges at the Turkish yard. Read Nordhavn's official explanation: https://nordhavn.com/pacific-asian-enterprises-halts-production-of-the-n41-and-n51-models/ FROM THE LAST 41 TO THE FIRST 46 MK2! We also visited Nordhavn's commissioning yard in Palm Beach, Florida, for an exclusive walkthrough of hull number one of the new Nordhavn 46 MK2. Watch YachtLens for that complete tour! NORDHAVN YACHTS | INFORMATION & CONTACT Justin Parkins | Nordhavn Yachts Anacortes, Washington Email: justin.parkins@nordhavn.com Phone: +1 (360) 209-9780 Justin's Nordhavn profile: https://nordhavn.com/all-about-nordhavn-yachts/team/justin-parkins/ Official Nordhavn 41 model page: https://nordhavn.com/nordhavn-yacht-models/n41/ Nordhavn Yachts: https://nordhavn.com/ DISCOVER MORE WITH YACHTLENS At YachtLens, we explore distinctive yachts, innovative designs and the engineering that makes great boats worth discovering. From expedition yachts and ocean-crossing trawlers to remarkable motor yachts, we go beyond the surface. Subscribe to YachtLens: https://www.youtube.com/@yachtlens YachtLens Media Group: https://www.yachtlens.com/ WOULD YOU CROSS AN OCEAN ABOARD A 41-FOOT NORDHAVN? Should Nordhavn bring this remarkable compact passagemaker back into production? Share your thoughts and questions for Rick and Justin in the comments! If you enjoyed this walkthrough, please give the video a thumbs up, subscribe to YachtLens, and share it with someone who appreciates serious cruising yachts. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:50 Aft Cockpit & Exterior Features 01:50 Salon & Clever Interior Design 03:22 Helm, Navigation & Galley 05:14 Guest Cabin & Owner's Stateroom 06:43 Engine Room, Systems & Range 09:11 Why Is This The Last One? 09:30 Walkaround Decks & Foredeck 10:40 Boat Deck, Solar & Great Loop Features 11:44 What's Next For Nordhavn? 11:58 Lazarette, Storage & Watermaker 12:40 Final Thoughts Thanks for watching, and we'll see you on the water! Distinctive Yachts Explored, Frame by Frame. #Nordhavn41 #NordhavnYachts #YachtLens #Passagemaker #TrawlerYacht