The Jeanneau 55 is a modern cruising sailyacht built around an unconventional interior layout that prioritizes owner comfort and guest independence. The forward owner's suite occupies two-thirds of the interior space, offering a substantial private retreat with direct access from the main companionway. Two additional guest cabins, each with private bathrooms, can be accessed independently from the cockpit via separate companionways, allowing guests to move about without disturbing the owner's quarters.
The dual-cockpit design separates relaxation and sailing functions. The aft cockpit features two convertible seating areas—one U-shaped and one L-shaped—that transform into sun decks, along with a large hydraulic swim platform. The forward cockpit positions twin helms beneath a hard top and wide wraparound windscreen, with an exterior chart table housing GPS and autopilot controls, all providing excellent visibility for extended cruising.
The yacht is powered by a single Yanmar engine and measures 55.58 feet in length with a 16.33-foot beam. Construction is fiberglass. The design emphasizes year-round cruising capability across varying climates and latitudes, with thoughtful onboard safety features including multiple handholds throughout the main companionway.
Length
55.58 FT
Beam
16.33 FT
Draft
8.33 FT
Weight
40,878 LBS
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Displacement
Engines
1
Engine Make
Yanmar
Fuel
Sail
Fuel
61 GAL
Water
201 GAL