The Sun Odyssey 415 embodies the perfect balance between performance, comfort, and accessibility. Designed for family cruising, this new sailboat is distinguished by her contemporary design, innovations on board, and competitive price. She asserts her position as an essential reference for sailors seeking a premium sailboat and value for money, without compromising on quality.
An entirely revisited interior layout is distinguished by an L-shaped galley and an inviting saloon. A forward-facing chart table for two completes a layout that is resolutely turned toward functionality. Ideally situated at the base of the companionway, the L-shaped galley facilitates access to and from the exterior and features plenty of clever and practical storage. The saloon is generously sized, for comfortably accommodating up to five people, and benefits from exceptional natural lighting through windows in the hull. Large, functional, easily accessible storage compartments are located under the seating. Facing the saloon seating, the innovative chart table combines all the necessary technical interfaces to manage all systems on board. Multiple storage compartments and a bookshelf round out this living space. This new Jeanneau 415 layout maximizes available living space and promises unforgettable shared moments with friends and family.
The new Sun Odyssey 415 features the hull design of the iconic Sun Odyssey 410. Powerful and elegant, this hull is distinguished by her inverted bow, which stands clear of the water, and her continuous, well-defined hull chine. Designed for family cruising all while ensuring excellent performance, she offers unique sensations at the helm and cruising with full confidence, owing to her twin rudders with self-aligning bearings. The overall weight savings of the boat, together with a larger sail area, guarantee greater responsiveness and performance. The versatility of the new Jeanneau 415 is unique on the market. Whatever your preferences and cruising area, this model adapts perfectly to suit your needs, with four possible sail plans and three possible keels, including a swing keel.
