Four new models are set to headline Jeanneau's upcoming season, with world premieres confirmed for two of Europe's biggest boat shows.
The new Cap Camarat 6.0 CC will make its public debut at the Grand Pavois in La Rochelle. Designed to cover everything from sporty rides and extended swimming sessions to days out with friends, the boat carries the Cap Camarat range's familiar DNA while bringing renewed energy.
The Cannes Yachting Festival will host two further premieres. A new sailboat built for long-range cruising features exclusive functions designed for sustainable life on board, at sea and at anchor, aimed at sailors who want to explore far without giving up comfort.
Joining it at Cannes is the Sun Odyssey 385, a sleek, sporty model focused on simplifying cruising with others while keeping sailing pleasure intact.
Rounding out the season's releases is a new power catamaran, described as light and easy to manoeuvre. It draws on the inherent stability of the hull type to deliver smoother cruising and more settled anchorages, even in secluded coves.
Jeanneau is also building towards a separate announcement, with a social media campaign running until 1 September. The builder is keeping details close, promising only "an experience where the unexpected and discovery transform sailing."
