2012 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 33i

This 2012 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 33i is a 33-foot cruising sailboat built with a composite hull. Powered by a Yanmar 3YM20 diesel engine with 1,580 hours, it combines reliable performance with comfortable daysailing and longer passages. The boat accommodates two cabins and one head, making it suitable for small crews or family cruising.

The sail plan is notably well-maintained and complete. The mainsail and jib are both full-batten tri-radial designs from 2022, paired with a symmetric spinnaker and Code 0 (2018), plus a furling trinquette. A Selden boom provides rapid reefing at the cockpit. Navigation electronics center on a Simrad NSS8 multifunction display with integrated AIS transceiver and an autopilot installed in 2022. An anemometer and wind vane were added in 2025, alongside a depth sounder.

Onboard systems reflect thoughtful cruising setup. Two removable Sunpower 130W solar panels provide independent power charging. The boat carries an electric windlass with remote control, dual anchoring systems, and comprehensive safety equipment including a Plastimo life raft, EPIRB beacon, and six life jackets. A hard bimini (2018) and roof canvas (2021) offer weather protection, with hot and cold cockpit shower service. The engine, propeller assembly, and hull were last serviced in March 2026.