New Jeanneau 64
Company flagship to be announced at CannesFrench yacht builder Jeanneau will be officially announcing a new 64ft model at the Cannes Boat Show this week.
The Jeanneau 64 will be launching in the European summer of 2014, and is designed by the respected naval architect Philippe Briand. For the Jeanneau 64, Briand has teamed up with interior designer Andrew Winch. With over 25 years of experience and having delivered over 55 of the most admired super yachts (including 32 sailing yachts), Andrew has established his studio as one of the leading yacht designers in the world.
The contemporary deck styling of the Jeanneau 64 provides for around 40 per cent of space to be given over to lounging and relaxation. In a move that should appeal to Australian owners, dedicated spaces for relaxation, reading, cooking, dining and sunbathing are featured, and outdoor living and entertaining is a breeze thanks to an exterior galley that includes a barbecue, sink and large refrigeration compartment.
Jeanneau says that while emphasising the relaxation element, Briand has also designed the new flagship to be secure, fast, and enjoyable to sail. The hull is modern with a hard chine for increased speed, stability, and interior volume.
With ease of use as one of the design criteria, the new yach features integrated captive winches, a large selection of diverse sail plans, and centralised sail handling.
Twin thrusters and a 180hp engine mean easy docking and comfortable cruising speeds while under power.
The transom has a sundeck and a large garage, or the traditional transom can be replaced with a flush, walk-through transom for a sportier look and increased floor space in the cockpit.
The sumptuous owner’s cabin that can be located fore or aft and well-appointed VIP guest cabins afford exceptional comfort. All cabins feature separate shower stalls, electric toilets, plenty of storage space, and luxurious fittings.
Flexible layouts can include dedicated skipper accommodation, a family suite for four people, a full workshop, and laundry facilities.
With several thousand possible combinations of fabrics, woods, leathers and interior and exterior layouts, the Jeanneau 64 is truly a semi-custom yacht.
For more information go to www.jeanneauaustralia.com
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