Jeanneau / Jeanneau Cap Camarat 5.5 CC
The Janneau Cap Camarat 5.5 CC is designed to offer the perfect combination of style, performance, and versatility, making it an ideal choice for families and fishing enthusiasts alike. This center console model is powered by a reliable outboard engine, providing smooth and efficient navigation across various water conditions. The boat’s sleek and modern design is matched by its robust construction, ensuring durability and safety for all aboard. Measuring 5.48 meters in length with a beam of 2.36 meters, the Cap Camarat 5.5 CC comfortably accommodates up to six passengers, making it perfect for leisurely cruises or adventurous fishing trips. The innovative layout features a spacious deck that offers ample seating and storage options, ensuring all your gear is easily accessible. The ergonomically designed helm station ensures maximum comfort and visibility while navigating, enhancing the overall boating experience. The Cap Camarat 5.5 CC is equipped with practical amenities, including a swim platform and ladder for easy water access, as well as a sunpad for relaxation. With its elegant lines, impressive performance, and thoughtful features, the Janneau Cap Camarat 5.5 CC is a standout choice for those seeking a versatile and enjoyable boating experience. Whether you’re exploring coastal waters or simply enjoying a day on the lake, this model provides the perfect platform for making lasting memories on the water.
Length
5.5M
Beam
2.4M
Draft
0.5M
Day Guests
6
Sleeping
0
Cabin
0
Cruise Speed
25KT
Max Speed
35KT
Fuel
100L
Range
120NM
Engine
Yamaha F100LB
Option 1
Yamaha F115BETL
Option 2
Yamaha F130AETL
Naval
Jeanneau Design
Exterior
Sarrazin Design
Interior
Jeanneau Design
New Starting From
€30,000
High Price Brokerage
€25,000
Low Price Brokerage
€20,000
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A single outboard, three power options, and a hull built to stay dry in a chop.
Standard power is a Yamaha F100LB, delivering a 25 knot cruise and a 35 knot top speed from a 100 litre fuel tank, with F115BETL and F130AETL options available for owners who want more in reserve. The flared bow and chine work together to keep spray down in steep water, addressing the one obvious risk of a boat this beamy for her length. High freeboard throughout adds a genuine margin of safety for a family aboard, and the hull holds a sporty, stable character that belies her compact 800 kilogram displacement. A 0.5 metre draught opens up shallow water most boats this size cannot reach.
Sarrazin Design gave her a single hull that does the work of three different boats.
The forward cockpit is the clearest expression of that thinking: a sunbathing pad for the beach, a dining table for lunch at anchor, or an open casting platform for fishing, all from the same footprint. Aft, six cushions lift away to expose a flush fishing deck when the mood turns from lounging to angling. The extra large centre console carries a lockable cabin, an unusual amount of enclosed storage for a boat this size, and the flared bow and pronounced chine keep the silhouette sporty rather than simply practical. It is a compact boat drawn with real intent, not a scaled down version of something larger.
Six guests, three layouts, and no compromise between them.
The Cap Camarat 5.5 CC carries up to six for the day, a capacity that reflects her genuine versatility rather than a maximum squeezed in for the brochure. High freeboard and wide, uncluttered decks make her easy to move around at anchor, and the lockable console cabin gives a family somewhere secure to stow phones, wallets and towels rather than leaving them loose in a footwell. She has no below deck accommodation, and does not pretend to. Everything about her is arranged for a full day on the water, from morning swim stop to evening return to the marina.
The console does more work than its size suggests.
Built extra large for a boat this length, it houses a genuinely lockable cabin rather than a token storage locker, freeing the rest of the deck for people instead of gear. The helm sits forward of that console with clear sightlines over the bow, and side decks stay wide enough to move forward safely under way. Aft, the removable cushion arrangement means the cockpit converts from relaxed seating to open fishing space in minutes, without tools or a second pair of hands. For a boat run by one family without crew, that kind of quick reconfiguration matters more than outright size.
An entry point into the Cap Camarat range that still carries Jeanneau’s engineering discipline.
At 5.5 metres length, 2.4 metres beam and 800 kilograms displacement, she is easy to trailer and simple for one person to launch and recover. New pricing starts at 30,000 euros with the standard Yamaha F100LB, and Jeanneau’s own engineering team and design studio handle everything from hull to fit out in-house, working alongside Sarrazin Design on her exterior. A 100 litre tank and a 120 nautical mile range keep her within reach of a full day’s cruising without a refuelling stop. For a first boat, or a second boat for a family who want simplicity over specification, she is a straightforward, honestly built proposition.
Length
5.5M
Beam
2.4M
Draft
0.5M
Guests
0
Cabins
0
Cruise Speed
25Kt
Max Speed
35Kt
Length
5.5M
Beam
2.4M
Draft
0.5M
Guests
2
Cabins
1
Cruise Speed
25Kt
Max Speed
35Kt
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