Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 350 – Cruising in 10 Meters
The Jeanneau shipyard has made room for the new Sun Odyssey 350 in its range, a boat that will be designed by naval architecture firm Lombard Yacht Design and naval architecture and design firm Piaton Yacht Design.
Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 350 – Interior
The boat can be customized in some details to fit the owner’s schedule, and offers different keel versions to meet the expectations of different sailors: a deep draft (1.98 m), a shallow draft (1.49 m) or a pivoting keel draft. The Sun Odyssey 350 is offered in an electric-powered version, available for coastal sailing. Interiors are available with two or three cabins.
Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 350 – Exterior
The other special feature of this boat is that the stern-to-bow walkway solution without steps, as already seen on the larger Sun Odysseys in the range, is reintroduced. A way to facilitate movement on board and allow movement from the wheelhouse to the bow on one level.
Instead, defining the size of the “easy sail” is the solution adopted for the backstay, which on the Sun Odyssey 350 that is eliminated altogether, with the 30-degree spreader angle taking over the rig. With this choice, the helmsman’s seat is more spacious and comfortable, the deckhouse extends aft increasing interior volumes, and the cockpit remains spacious because the wheelhouses can be positioned on the extreme aft.
Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 350 -Technical Data Sheet
| Overall length | 10,40 m |
| Length with bowsprit | 10,94 m |
| Hull length | 9,99 m |
| Waterline length | 9,38 m |
| Width | 3,59 m |
| Displacement |
5,656 kg |
| Standard keel dive |
1.98 m |
| Sail surface area |
55 m2 |
