Jeanneau 37

The Jeanneau 37 Sun Odyssey is a quick, responsive and easily handled well maintained and well equipped yacht with an extensive annual refit. All have slab reefed mainsail with roller genoa, stack-pack, spray hood, electric windlass, dinghy, 10 or 8 man life-raft, cooker has 2 hob burner plus oven / grill, carpet, pressurised hot & cold water,  top loading fridge unit and some come with diesel heater. All have a marine toilet and hot water shower within the wet room heads plus a swim shower off the transom.

We have several of these J37 S.O’s in the fleet and two are owned personally by  the team at Yachtforce therefore they are extremely well cared for – and are also offered at a competitive price. They are easily sailed short handed if required as some are set with lazy jack / stack pack main plus all have roller genoa and lines led aft to the cockpit.
Some have an additional chart plotter at the binnacle, as well as radar / plotter below, negating the constant ‘diving down below to the chart table’ syndrome to do nav though many clients use Navionics on their phones. They easily accommodate a full crew of eight if required with a very useful additional 9th berth. Down below they have 9 berths total and two are ‘coded’ for a maximum number aboard of 9 ‘night time’ /10 ‘day time’. They have a double fore-peak (some with wash basin) and vanity unit, two double cabins aft, plus the saloon, which has a double table conversion plus a single sea berth opposite.

The L shaped galley allows extra space when eating on board. They have electric kettles, toasters and fan blow heaters / oil filled electric radiators for when they are connected to shore power if it is a tad chilly… plus some also have an efficient diesel heater.
This 37 foot yacht is an ideal size for the weekend charter and extended trips whether for just a couple wanting a bit more space or full crew taking up to 10 for day trips. Spinnaker or cruising chute available at extra cost and with additional security deposit. Spinnaker pole if you need to pole out the headsail.