Jeanneau Voyage 12.5

Jeanneau was founded in 1957 by Henri Jeanneau in Les Herbiers, France. The shipyard started out building motor yachts but later expanded into sailing yachts and is known for combining innovation with traditional craftsmanship methods to deliver quality sailing yachts with high performance and comfort.

Designed by renowned yacht designer Guy Ribadeau Dumas, the Jeanneau Voyage 12.5 is part of Jeanneau's Voyage series, which is known for its long distance cruising capabilities. The Jeanneau Voyage 12.5 is designed to be both fast and comfortable with good cruising characteristics and can handle different wind and weather conditions. The Jeanneau Voyage 12.5 is also popular among long-distance sailors and cruising enthusiasts because of its balance of performance, comfort and durability.

"Sigma" has a spacious cockpit where a cockpit table and a cockpit tent can also be fitted. The ship is maneuvered from the steering pedestal where the throttle/gear, bow thruster, chart plotter and autopilot are also operated.

To leeward is a spacious, bright and functional layout with four cabins and two bathrooms, making it suitable for longer trips and cruising. The interior is typical Jeanneau, with the use of quality materials and a good finish.

- Yanmar engine serviced by owner every year with almost 4200 hours.
- The sail wardrobe is of older date and must be expected to be replaced within a period, however, the spinnaker is hardly used.
- Windmill and 2 x 100 W solar panels.
- Electric windlass.
- Max Power bow thruster.
- Frederiksen gangway in front of sprayhood and thus away from the cockpit.
- Harken winch.
- Hot/cold water shower on the bathing platform.
- Lodestar inflatable boat that can hang in davits aft.

This type of boat is a great choice for sailors who want a reliable and well-built boat for both coastal and ocean cruising.