1982 Jeanneau Trinidad 48

The Jeanneau Trinidad 48 is a fiberglass cruising yacht built in 1982, representing an early foray into larger ocean-capable design. At 48 feet in length with a 15-foot beam, the boat was engineered for bluewater cruising with a layout that prioritizes both comfort and seaworthiness.

The interior includes three cabins arranged for cruising flexibility. The saloon and cockpit are designed with space and livability in mind, typical of the Trinidad's philosophy as a serious passagemaking platform. The yacht is powered by diesel propulsion.