Falmouth yacht charter - Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 35 for bareboat charter

Charter a Sun Odyssey 35 from Falmouth in Cornwall

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Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 35 for bareboat charter - based Falmouth on Cornwall				Based	Falmouth, Cornwall
Builder	Jeanneau			Year	2005 model - launched December 2004
LOA	35' 3"	Sail area	670 sq ft	Brief details
Beam	11' 5"	Accommodation	2-cabin 'owners' version, 6 berths	The Sun Odyssey 35 is a popular mid-sized cruiser, with a particularly spacious and bright interior. This yacht is an 'owners' version with a very large aft double berth, plus another double in the forecabin, and the saloon can be configured with two singles or a double berth. She is MCA coded for category 2 - up to 60 miles offshore, and is available for bareboat charter from Easter to October
Draught	6' 0"
Engine	Yanmar 27 bhp diesel
Displacement/Ballast	11,905 lbs / 3,715 lbs
Keel type	Deep fin keel with spade rudder

The Sun Odyssey 35 was designed for Jeanneau by Marc Lombard, and was introduced in 2003. She has a high-volume light-displacement hull, matched to a deep narrow keel with a large trailing ballast bulb and deep spade rudder (This yacht is the deeper-keel version).

She has a fairly large masthead rig with twin spreaders and a baby stay. The traveller and mainsheet are handled on the coachroof winch, keeping the cockpit clear. The mainsail has slab reefing with lazyjacks, and the genoa is on a roller. On this yacht a demountable inner forestay is also fitted to allow use of a storm jib with the genoa furled.

The engine is a Yanmar 27 hp inboard diesel, driving a fixed two-bladed prop on a P-bracket sternshaft.

	The accommodation starts with a double forecabin, with plenty of locker and changing space. The saloon has a U-shaped dinette, the table of which can be extended to port, and which can also be converted to another double berth. To port there is a large heads compartment with separate WC/shower stall, and to starboard, aft of the L-shaped galley, is a very large double berth in the aft cabin
	The galley has a large refrigerated icebox, twin sinks with pressurised hot and colds water, and a two-burner, grill and over gas cooker

The aft double is 6' 5" by 6' 2", and can be slept in either fore and aft or athwartships.
The yacht is MCA coded for charter use, and the inventory includes full instrumentation, with two independent colour chart plotters (at chart table and in the cockpit), DSC VHF and handheld VHF. On deck she has a slab reefing mainsail with lazyjacks, roller genoa, storm jib, and an electric anchor windlass. She has Eberspacher ducted hot-air heating to all cabins. Apart from the two 'brochure photos' of a similar yacht under sail, all the photos here are of the actual yacht available for bareboat charter, taken in May/June 2006.