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Established in 1957, Jeanneau exemplifies a quintessential French design found in their boat and yacht construction since its beginnings. Jeanneau offers an excellent range of models that cater to many different types of customers and boating markets. The original Jeanneau model was nothing much more than a wooden dinghy with a motor. With over 60 years of evolution, the dream has evolved into a world-dominating brand. With continued strong links to its past and its original creator, the forward-thinking Henry Jeanneau gained increasing successes that exceeded all early expectations.

A Global Brand

Jeanneau has branched out throughout the world, manufacturing its familiar brand in an array of different countries. Thanks to outward thinking, they have taken many opportunities to work alongside other leading names, such as the Italian company Ferretti Craft. A great example of their ingenuity was the innovative trimaran boats they created specifically for the film Waterworld starring Kevin Costner.

Cutting-edge Design

The Jeanneau design team utilises cutting-edge computer-aided design and manufacturing experience to craft a luxurious and solidly engineered range of boats and yachts. Their skilled craftsmen have exceeded the standards with over sixty years of experience and developed cutting-edge craft. In 1956, M. Henri Jeanneau began building in his father’s workshop following his success in the “Six Heures De Paris” powerboat race. He founded a company that specialised in the build of small wooden outboard-powered boats. Two years later, he built their first fibreglass hull moulded boat. By 1960 fibreglass was in full production with the “Calanque” speedboat launch.

The early years of Production

By 1970 the first of the Sangria sailing yachts were produced in Les Herbiers, France. The factory concentrated primarily on building fibreglass sailing yachts, sold to Bangor Punta, then later to Chatellier Industry. In late 1995, an asset purchase of Jeanneau by the other French giant, Group Beneteau. Today Group Beneteau is simply the most extensive boat manufacturer to ever exist.

Group Benneteau

Though Jeanneau is now owned by Group Beneteau, who own many other organisations, Jeanneau remains an independent brand with separate production facilities and distribution networks. In 2006 Jeanneau celebrated 50 years in the industry and then in 2009 announced a total re-branding of the range with the introduction of the Yacht and Prestige brands.

Jeanneau Dealers in Network Yacht Brokers

Jeanneau Dealers associated with Network Yacht Brokers are as follows Network Yacht Brokers Swansea  Network Yacht Brokers Brighton and Chichester and Network Yacht Brokers Conwy.

 Network Yacht Brokers Barcelona updated  for 2021

Jeanneau Brand through the years.

Jeanneau Sangria

Launched: 1970 No of Yachts Sold: 2156

Jeanneau Fantasia

Launched: 1982 No of Yachts Sold: 1743

Jeanneau Flirt

Launched: 1976 No of Yachts Sold:1743

Jeanneau Sun 2000

Launched: 2000 No of Yachts Sold:1144

Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 35

Launched: 2002 No of YachtsSold: 900

 Sun Legende 41

Launched: 1985 Designed by Doug Peterson, the Sun Legend 41 was built of Kevlar by Jeanneau Advanced Technologies. It won the SORC in the United States in 1985, and it won multiple times in both the La Rochelle Race Week and the Spi Ouest France Race.

 Sun Magic 44

Launched: 1988 The Sun Magic won the Trade Winds Transat in 1987 and the Spi Ouest France Race.

 Sun Kiss

Launched: 1983 The Sun Kiss won the double-handed Transat and the Transat Point-Europe 1.

Jeanneau One Design (JOD) Launched: 1991 The Jeanneau One Design competed in the Sailing Tour de France in 1991 and succeeded with the famous Rush (1982) and Sélection (1984).

Sun Odyssey 54DS

Launched: 2002 Born of a new concept ‘Deck Saloon’ and created by Vittorio Garroni. Jeanneau now offers four models in the DS range.

The Sun Odyssey 36i

introduced in 2007. This high-performance cruising yacht built for the comfort and space, for people looking for a relaxing cruising yacht to help take you away from everything. Being designed for a family with three cabins and the personality of a blue-water boat. The boat is full of branded special fittings, and this offers an option of two different below-deck layouts, both providing a very high quality of materials.

With significant successes and Iconic Sail and Power Boats, Jeanneau introduced a NEW - NC 11. The Concept. Jeanneau has taken a side step in boat design and come up with a ‘New Concept’ which is very intelligent. Put aside the standard flybridge and sports top cruiser that is generally on offer to us for a minute and indulge the idea of a perfect boat for the Job.

The NC11 (New Concept) is a boat that is something in between what we have become used too and the age-old battle of deciding whether to go for a Flybridge or Sports Cruiser is now at an end. The NC11 offers us everything we need, Style, practicality, massive storage, accommodation and economy. The first thing that jumps out at you is that this boat is an exquisite lady, she has sleek and streamlines sporting features, such as the two massive windows either side making the boat look aggressive and letting in a lot of natural light down below.

Webasto has innovated a new electric sliding glass roof which allows the skipper to step up and be in tune with the sea. This sunroof has integrated blinds shading the helm and instrument panel should the need arise. Many boat manufacturers sacrifice the transom bathing platform. This is a significant area when berthing ‘stern too’ that your crew member has a safe and stable platform to stand and not balance half a foot of the bathing platform.

The NC11 has gone one step further, not only has she got a large bathing platform and a safety rail to hold onto, but a fitted stern anchor and a retractable aft cockpit bench allowing the deck area to extend by a further three feet. ‘A room with a view.’ The living area is accessed via a three panelled sliding door opening up the saloon onto the aft deck, giving the helm and crew easy access and excellent all-around visibility.

The lounge can be adapted to suit all occasions, whether you want to relax inside with your family around the extending dining table watching your favourite films or dine “al fresco” by merely transferring the rear sofa to face outside. This design is simple yet ingenious. ‘What’s cooking?’ The heart of every home is the kitchen, and it is no different onboard the NC11. Cooking a meal for your crew is the essential task of the day. The fully fitted galley makes easy work for the chef preparing meals of every kind for the hungry crew. ‘Loads of sea air -

Time for bed.’ After a day on the high seas, a warm meal and a glass of wine, you will need to take sanctuary in your double cabin. The NC11 has two more extensive than standard cabins, one master (skippers cabin) with en-suite bathroom and shower, a twin / double conversion cabin for the crew, and plenty of natural light and storage.

The master cabin has under sprung mattress battens to make your night’s sleep that much more comfortable “Just like at home “. ‘Storage is King’ Everyone that has owned a boat in the past will tell you “there is never enough storage”. The NC11 leaves the competition behind with two large storage holds big enough for additional refrigeration, tenders, fenders, and clothing. The NC11 also has her workshop below decks with six holds all storage trays and more, all three storage holds are easily accessible and very welcomed.

‘Cruising in 2011.’ Jeanneau never stops striving to be the tip of the spear regarding advancements and technology. The NC11 has been installed with twin Volvo D3 200 hp engines, bow thrusters or the new Volvo Aquamatic joystick which are both available options making docking a joy and not a chore. ‘Got family and cruising in mind? This boat is worth a look.’ Once again, I feel that Jeanneau ‘knows no bounds’. 

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