@@RHP9898 well as long as the keel doesn’t drop off, it’s probably ok. Granted a cat is very unlikely to sink but for sure can flip. Good luck in that situation.
Brilliant and stunning design. The more expensive and exclusive yachting manufacturers with the extended waiting lists and lengthily delivery schedules can look and learn. Congratulations
I reckon half way through! just closed cockpit and protects all weather elements! single helm like a car! and back of boat small kitchen+bbq +fishing platform with cleaning possibilities! cheers!
Brilliant design, so much room for a 55ft yacht. So we'll thought out to enable private areas for basically 3 couples plus a crew area and still have massive sheltered common areas and haven't touched the deck yet? Very impressive for a 55ft yacht! Thank you 😉
Very interesting and innovative design. I am especially impressed with the cockpit area. Access the engine compartiment from there, like the Amels, is very convenient. Not being able to access the guest cabins through inside the yacht seems very inconvenient though. I expect other design options are available. Congrats to Jeanneau!
@@mr.marvelousmess6986 I get that. Personally I don't think I'd give up the functionality and access convenience for something the regular door would provide.
I agree with the comment. I love the hard dodger and cockpit area around that…not sure I want to climb into one of the guest cabins while healing over on passage! I feel that will be impractical.
... sure, but if you're talking about your toddlers I'm not so sure them being locked out on the outside is safe or practical. You are right to a certain degree if you're talking about adult guests if they can negotiate those stairs drunk or underway... but certainly this is not a "family configuration".@@mr.marvelousmess6986
@@jamietibbott-jeanneau636 well that's good news - I was thinking I probably couldn't afford it! Seriously though, love the innovative design. I hope she does well for you.
Amazing. Now I can forget about buying a catamaran. I would love a solid fiberglass arch at the stern to mount solar panels on. Something better looking then the steel archers. Can you please look at such an add on? Otherwise a perfect vessel. Congratulations.
Hi You can have the optional T-Top with sliding centre section which has solar panels on the wings of the roof from the factory. If you didn't want a T-Top then a retro stern arch would be possible
Minor issue but major if you're an actual sailor is the lack of any protective features from the crosswind for those preferring to in fact Captain this vessel from the given helm so, well...good luck!
While a beautiful boat, I'm no fan of that layout. Don't think noise would be any different based on the cabin across doors.. the ease of galley access would be worth more..
Hi Antony The yacht has a multitude of sail-plan and rig options to make the yacht more suited to ease of use or increasing SOG. Let me know if you require further information on the options
@@jamietibbott-jeanneau636 Hi thanks for the contact. I found the specs info on-line. The point really was for the the presentation, it’s not real-estate, if it’s being sold to sailors we want to know the core key rig and performance data, 30 seconds would do , eg stability index, reaching and close hauled speed in say F4, foresail, rig and keel options. Thanks again, innovative and interesting boat; how would I price one?
@@antonysmyth2464 hi Anthony At the point of presentation these details were not available, the boat was 3 days old. Of course more information can be given on request but I didn’t feel I wanted to go that deep on the initial into. If you message me at jamie@yachts.co I’ll be happy to share that information further along with the current price list.
Hi if you mean the white bulkhead, this essentially creates the door to the owners cabin, hence the pricy required. double doors are used, to make the forward boat section open, to create an owners space. One thing to note, the bulkhead is now in wood, so that it blends in with the rest of the design better.
For a 55ft yacht is it substantial bearing in mind that it houses a shower and toilet with two berths. Also, a 55ft yacht is rarely used with a skipper, but the option is there if required or for occasional excess guests or children 👍
Shhhhhh, don’t tell anyone the price! It’s only a boat for sale, the price is not important at all. Why would any potential buyer want to know that information?
@@jamietibbott-jeanneau636 Sure, but the order of magnitude, as they say in mathematics, would be helpful. Half a million? Million? Million and a half? Two? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Makes a difference for a lot of people when filtering what they can and can’t afford.
It's a marina caravan! The cockpit in a storm? Forget it! When a person mentions the word 'lovely' 10 times you know that it's not sea passage focused but marina focused. And the owners apartment?! Sorry guys, this is a marina caravan not a serious sailing yacht.
It has probably been designed like many boats for the med market. Most yachts never undertake any major sailing voyages so there is nothing wrong in designing boats for a specific market. Plenty of boats have been designed for "serious" sailing eg Amel, Oyster, Nautor Swan, HR, Sirius etc etc. Horses for courses.
@@woolyimage My boat is based in Italy and last year we had a well publicised 70+ knot storm plus the usual mistral high winds blows. The Med is not a pond.
@@RHP9898 I am well aware of that, but it has plenty of marinas, even if they tend to be a bit expensive. Nearly bought a boat in italy a few years back, it was in a marina near Rosignano Solvay. Lovely place and I had a nice holiday but we just couldn't agree on a price. I think most of these are destined for the charter market.
I agree, but other than moving the cockpit cushions inside, which you would do with any boat in a storm, the boat would offer the helmsman more protection in a storm instead of being exposed at the back of the boat
WOW! Deep in dreaming of this wonderful creation!
She’s beautiful!
Jamie is a man
Wow. Probably the first mono hull of this size that I’d consider taking over a catamaran of a similar size. Very clever design.
Yes we totally agree. It really does work
Good luck in a storm.
@@RHP9898 well as long as the keel doesn’t drop off, it’s probably ok. Granted a cat is very unlikely to sink but for sure can flip. Good luck in that situation.
@@aardvarkmindshank are you saying this boat has lost it's keel?? or just being idiotic?
Maybe not for couples with kids but for adults is a fantastic layout...
its a brilliant design and infact its a family boat to travel all over the world in any conditions with your loving family and friends.
All over the world with 61 gallons of fuel?
I am on the side that says this is a better way to lay out the cabins. This one will really give the cats a run for the money.👍
We agree!
Brilliant and stunning design. The more expensive and exclusive yachting manufacturers with the extended waiting lists and lengthily delivery schedules can look and learn. Congratulations
Yes, we are very excited about this new yacht!
Refreshing to see something different, well thought out.
I reckon half way through! just closed cockpit and protects all weather elements! single helm like a car! and back of boat small kitchen+bbq +fishing platform with cleaning possibilities! cheers!
Interesting design but it's working. Very clever
Love this design!
Opulence, I love it.
Brilliant design, so much room for a 55ft yacht. So we'll thought out to enable private areas for basically 3 couples plus a crew area and still have massive sheltered common areas and haven't touched the deck yet?
Very impressive for a 55ft yacht!
Thank you 😉
We agree!
looks nice
The beamy back is a brilliant idea, the separation of cabins from
Main living area, not so
Very interesting and innovative design. I am especially impressed with the cockpit area. Access the engine compartiment from there, like the Amels, is very convenient. Not being able to access the guest cabins through inside the yacht seems very inconvenient though. I expect other design options are available. Congrats to Jeanneau!
that's the best part, privacy.
@@mr.marvelousmess6986 I get that. Personally I don't think I'd give up the functionality and access convenience for something the regular door would provide.
I agree with the comment. I love the hard dodger and cockpit area around that…not sure I want to climb into one of the guest cabins while healing over on passage! I feel that will be impractical.
... sure, but if you're talking about your toddlers I'm not so sure them being locked out on the outside is safe or practical. You are right to a certain degree if you're talking about adult guests if they can negotiate those stairs drunk or underway... but certainly this is not a "family configuration".@@mr.marvelousmess6986
That is the best layout ever on a 55ft yacht Awesome..
yes I agree, it is very special
Very groovy boat.
absolutely phenomenal, the outdoor space for a 55' is spectacular. Was going for a cat but this is the answer. Do I dare search the price now?
Such a cleaver, outside the box design. Bravo Mr Briand and the team @Jeanneau. When first delivery?
We are taking orders now for 2024
I am pinching myself that the boat I always wanted exists.
Is there a way to prevent my wife from viewing this video? She "loves" our Jeanneau 45.2 and I would like to keep it that way.
😂
61 Gallon Fuel Tank! Make note of that!
Ok,ok, I’ll take it.
I'm sure we can work something out ;)
@@jamietibbott-jeanneau636 well that's good news - I was thinking I probably couldn't afford it! Seriously though, love the innovative design. I hope she does well for you.
Finally putting a hard dodger , Been asking for 10 years ?
Yes indeed, now possible on this new Jeanneau Yacht 55. But you can have a traditional spray hood instead if you desire.
Amazing. Now I can forget about buying a catamaran. I would love a solid fiberglass arch at the stern to mount solar panels on. Something better looking then the steel archers. Can you please look at such an add on? Otherwise a perfect vessel. Congratulations.
Hi
You can have the optional T-Top with sliding centre section which has solar panels on the wings of the roof from the factory. If you didn't want a T-Top then a retro stern arch would be possible
Veleiro fantástico!
Beautiful! But, might be a bot large for me, what is the next size down?
The next size down is the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 490. Let me know if you require any further information on any of these yachts.
Do like cockpit to main deck access.
Lovely but that seats area not safe for small kids.
No designated day heads?
Minor issue but major if you're an actual sailor is the lack of any protective features from the crosswind for those preferring to in fact Captain this vessel from the given helm so, well...good luck!
Hi Andrew, thanks for your comments. Which style of boat do you refer to, that offers protection from the cross wind at the helm as you mention?
And the price is?
what's the key factor that makes the two aft cabins be different in size?
The galley on the STBD side is set further back than the saloon on the port side.
I have a document to demonstrate this, if you require any further information, just let me know.
While a beautiful boat, I'm no fan of that layout. Don't think noise would be any different based on the cabin across doors.. the ease of galley access would be worth more..
50 years from now, people who want to buy a budget boat from the second hand market are screwed. Lots of tech to replace and maintain.
Lovely to look at, but can it sail! What is on deck, what sail options are offered, etc,
Hi Antony
The yacht has a multitude of sail-plan and rig options to make the yacht more suited to ease of use or increasing SOG.
Let me know if you require further information on the options
@@jamietibbott-jeanneau636 Hi thanks for the contact. I found the specs info on-line. The point really was for the the presentation, it’s not real-estate, if it’s being sold to sailors we want to know the core key rig and performance data, 30 seconds would do , eg stability index, reaching and close hauled speed in say F4, foresail, rig and keel options. Thanks again, innovative and interesting boat; how would I price one?
@@antonysmyth2464 hi Anthony
At the point of presentation these details were not available, the boat was 3 days old. Of course more information can be given on request but I didn’t feel I wanted to go that deep on the initial into. If you message me at jamie@yachts.co I’ll be happy to share that information further along with the current price list.
Seems like the skipper is getting a pretty crappy deal with that tiny cabin.
don't understand the clear bulkhead in the owners cabin
Hi
if you mean the white bulkhead, this essentially creates the door to the owners cabin, hence the pricy required. double doors are used, to make the forward boat section open, to create an owners space.
One thing to note, the bulkhead is now in wood, so that it blends in with the rest of the design better.
How much She Worths....
So can I place an order? Who do I contact in Greece? Not interested in waiting a year. Interested in sailing it this summer. Year old? Etc😊
Hi
Yes you can. Please contact your local dealer. Where are you based?
@@jamietibbott-jeanneau636 I'm in Greece on the Greek islands
@@manitilley7877 please send me an email to jamie@yachts.Co and I’ll send you in the right direction.
Has she still got balsa wood in the hull?
Hi Mike
No, she is injection moulded hull and deck
How much ?
on the the water the boat is roughly €950,000 ex VAT
Not for Family with segmented living. I cant have kids by them self in own cabins and no direct access.
I think that "Skippers Cabin" would be insulting.
For a 55ft yacht is it substantial bearing in mind that it houses a shower and toilet with two berths. Also, a 55ft yacht is rarely used with a skipper, but the option is there if required or for occasional excess guests or children 👍
It would not be used long term, good extra berth or teenagers bolthole. Very useful for skippered charter too. I like it.
Shhhhhh, don’t tell anyone the price! It’s only a boat for sale, the price is not important at all. Why would any potential buyer want to know that information?
This is because the price depends on exchange rates, delivery locations and options. The price can be sent on application.
@@jamietibbott-jeanneau636 Sure, but the order of magnitude, as they say in mathematics, would be helpful. Half a million? Million? Million and a half? Two? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Makes a difference for a lot of people when filtering what they can and can’t afford.
@@davepubliday6410 Send them an offer. If they respond, keep going!
Ideal yacht for Cape Horn..........not
It's a marina caravan! The cockpit in a storm? Forget it! When a person mentions the word 'lovely' 10 times you know that it's not sea passage focused but marina focused. And the owners apartment?! Sorry guys, this is a marina caravan not a serious sailing yacht.
It has probably been designed like many boats for the med market. Most yachts never undertake any major sailing voyages so there is nothing wrong in designing boats for a specific market. Plenty of boats have been designed for "serious" sailing eg Amel, Oyster, Nautor Swan, HR, Sirius etc etc. Horses for courses.
@@woolyimage My boat is based in Italy and last year we had a well publicised 70+ knot storm plus the usual mistral high winds blows. The Med is not a pond.
@@RHP9898 I am well aware of that, but it has plenty of marinas, even if they tend to be a bit expensive. Nearly bought a boat in italy a few years back, it was in a marina near Rosignano Solvay. Lovely place and I had a nice holiday but we just couldn't agree on a price. I think most of these are destined for the charter market.
I agree, but other than moving the cockpit cushions inside, which you would do with any boat in a storm, the boat would offer the helmsman more protection in a storm instead of being exposed at the back of the boat
Not for the charter market at all, most sold are to private owners.