Bareboat & Flotilla Charters/Bareboat monohulls/Jeanneau Yachts

Voted "European Yacht of the Year 2011"

The Sun Odyssey 409 is a large cruising yacht providing spacious accommodation, yet can be sailed by a couple or family with a crew of two or three. 

Above all a yacht must be elegant with sharp lines and fine details. The new Philippe Briand designed Sun Odyssey 409 is not only elegant, but also built for speed. A modern hull with a hard chine and excellent stability makes the Sun Odyssey 409 a pleasure to sail.

Sailing The Sun Odyssey 409 can be managed by a crew of two although at 40` a third set of hands always makes mooring and other tasks simpler. She sails well and her win of the European Yacht of the Year (“Family Cruiser, 2011”) assures you of a well-sorted cruising yacht providing space & comfort with entertaining, yet safe and stable sailing.

The Sun Odyssey 409 offers a main saloon, three cabins and two toilet/shower rooms each with hot water and toilet holding tank. The main cabin has a large opening hatch onto the foredeck. There is a chart table to port in front of the heads with control panel, GPS and VHF radio and CD/radio player. The main saloon settee and table can convert into an additional large double berth. The main cabin heads includes a separate shower and toilet/basin area separated by a folding shower screen. Each cabin has a double berth giving six berths, plus the main saloon settee & table are convertible to give another large double berth. Each cabin has a hanging wardrobe. The galley includes a double sink, top-entry fridge, twin-burner cooker with oven and plenty of storage both behind the worktop & cooker and below the sinks.

Outside the cockpit has teak lazerette seats and a large fixed cockpit table covered by a bimini tent. There are also external loudspeakers in the cockpit connected to the CD/radio.

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Standard equipment

• Full-batten* or furling mainsail
• Lazy jacks / lazy bag*
• Furling genoa / self-taking jib
• Ropes, sheets, winches, winch handles
• Fenders, boat hook, binoculars
• Anchor & chain, spare anchor
• GPS + Plotter
• Depth sounder
• Bimini
• Sprayhood
• Autopilot
• Wind & speed logs
• Navigation instruments
• Charts and pilot books
• Dinghy (with pump & oars)
• Electric windlass
• Holding tanks
• Cockpit table
• VHF Radio
• Music player system (Radio-CD or Radio-USB/bluetooth-iphone-aux-port) with deck speakers
• Safety equipment (life vests, life-raft, horse-shoe buoy, flares, fog-horn, fire-extinguishers, etc.)
• Galley equipment (pots, pans, plates, cups, glasses, cutlery, cooking utensils)
• Electric refrigerator
• Gas stove top and oven
• Storage lockers
• Buckets, jerrycans, diesel cans, spare gas bottle, funnel, deck brush, water hosepipe
• Bed linen, blankets, pillows and towels
• Swimming ladder
• Gangway
• Snorkelling equipment (min. 1 set fins & mask)

Additional equipment (included on some yachts, or as optional extra)

• Outboard engine
• Fans
• Cockpit cushions
• Fixed stern gangway
• Shore-power cable
• Solar panels
• Inverter