See how different the same boat can look on deck and within the Jeanneau Yachts 60
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- The modular layout and deck/rig options offered on the Jeanneau Yachts 60 can create very different boats. Toby Hodges gets aboard two varieties
Picture credit: Gilles Martin Raget
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I think it's good to see them try something different. Having a 3 metre long tender is just remarkable on a boat that size. That changes your whole experience and enjoyment of anchoring, that is pretty amazing.
Interesting layouts ....i prefer the first .. im wondering if all those moving panels on the second one would get noisy underway?
Having a head in the bow can also make for a wild ride in steel seas ..so a second aft heads probably a good idea.
The dark hulls smart looking but that pinkish buff colour does the interior no favours and
Cockpit fabric coverings are going to get wet and dirty especially with the lines running over and between them. ..
but thats just my thoughts.
Beautiful. Enjoyed seeing two different layouts of the same boat.
Both boats are dock queens!
The owners of these type of boats hire a professional delivery captain to move it from dock to dock.
Of that reason you might still have a wife who wants to sail as well.
As always interesting and informative. Thanks for the attention to detail, Toby
Thank you for the post!
Option 1 please - thanks Toby for another great video😀
Nice on the outside, but the inside seems very Ikea!
Funny how the cabins are 'very compact' and the sink isn't large enough. It's a 60 foot boat. Everything is huge to me :)
Both are beautiful.
I think the garage for the tender is the biggest problem and so they limited that the boat has two large bedrooms behind and two in front in that configuration there could be three showers with toilets and there would still be room for a large kitchen on that length of the boat
From the outside, both boats look nice, although I prefer the first one with the superstructure above the cockpit, I see where I would install solar panels.
These are some new designs maybe we are just too old ;-)
The second option is too messy IMHO...
Toby! Let’s go sail!
Creaking floorboards like a lagoon
for 60 foot boats the layouts are terrible-
The second one is much nicer to look at, the colour scheme is much more welcoming. But for such a big boat the small space in the cabins is disappointing. Also the different levels make the boats not really offshore or bad weather capable. I still would prefer a HR 57 or 64, better layout, one level floor and a more sturdy looking design at all. Both boats don’t give me the feeling to be a good offshore cruiser.
To be fair, this isn't built to be an offshore cruise like a HR is. This is built for Med-Coastal cruising, port hopping.
@@nomansland120 they are stated as Class A “offshore cruiser” blue water cruiser.
Quote: “Whether you are blue water cruising, cruising the Med or simply enjoying the life onboard it will be a unique experience; remember, each Jeanneau 60 yacht will be as individual as her owner.”
And I just said that I would always prefer a HR or an Amel maybe (don’t really like the layout) but they are very capable blue water cruiser)
@@sc29607 they are well aware of their main market being coastal cruisers. Them marketing as a "blue water cruiser" is nothing more than a marketing ploy.
@@nomansland120 which can become an expensive abs dangerous mistake for inexperienced buyers lol 😂 but what is really funny that you keep this conversation running and try to justify their marketing strategy. Do you work for Jeanneau lol?
@@sc29607 Don't you think if I would work for Jeanneau I would absolutely try and convince you that these are true blue water boats...
I’ve decided that I don’t mind the shower/head wet room combo anymore. I’m trying to maximize the space on the boat so how big do the staterooms and heads really need to be so long as they’re aplenty?
What an odd situation? I like the lines of both boats outside, but- they are barely functional anywhere off the mooring ball or finger dock? The galley is not functional, the kids bedroom is almost unusable... The chairs in lounge would be terrible in any weather or with a heel... Not seeing this vessel at all.
Oh, definitely the black hulled sailing yacht. So beautiful.
So the no-bimini option also deletes any seats behind or next to the helms. How am I supposed to steer for 4-6-8 hours during long passage shifts? That's not a good idea.
Nice variation on the two
For the second configuration
11:55 broken hydraulic engine bay hatch :D
Whoever designed these needs sacking ,they obviously haven't sailed before.
Seeing these boats - which I both dislike - I wonder, if one should not do it the old style with a back cabin and center cockpit.
There was a moment, when the kitchen became an "american" one and nobody used it anymore. But in my grandma's kitchen (so to speak) we worked, prepared, met, laughed...
This is what I feel here. Uncosy, unreal, unlivable... strange.
Nobody seems to be buying those kind of boats...
I would choose none actually. I would rather spend my money to buy instead a 50+ feet yacht from a quality brand like Contest, Nautor's Swan, Euphoria, Hallberg-Rassy etc.
Are you joking, have you seen the prices of the quality brands you speak of, meter for meter a Hallberg Rassy is more than 3 times the price of a Jeanneau. You definitely won’t get a 50 plus for this money.
@@teddyboysdontknit810 I'll settle for a 40+ :-)
What ugly, impractical, cheap designs. Horrible. It looks like they wanted a sales formula, but did not give a stuff about how they got it.
Imagine trying to sit or lie on the settee when she's on a port tack !
horrid plastic handle on the windows.
Jeanneau has lost the plot
You are right , layout doesn`t make a sense ,not practical , wasting of space with those two stupid grandad chairs , cabins are ridiculous and if you check ,it is only 318 liters of fuel tank. Those boats maybe are only good for sitting in marina ,but for serious sailing needs a lot of things to change,this is massive production,not many options in layouts,colour of wood etc.etc.
What I like on this boat is cockpit , it is very nice ,lots of space ,nice bbq and protection wit this hard top ,but interior is a big minus for me
Once again, external mic to remove the hand held noise! It’s horrible and I don’t watch your videos because of it.
LOL. Yes, the travesty! 🙄
LOL except you do watch his videos and you comment on every one! Did you not know we can see the videos you watch and comment on?
What a goof!