Jeanneau Cap Camarat 6.5 WA For Sale

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The Janneau Cap Camarat 6.5 WA is a versatile walkaround boat that embodies the perfect blend of performance, style, and comfort. Designed for those who cherish the thrill of the open water, it features a sleek hull with a dynamic design that ensures stability and performance, even in challenging sea conditions. The hull, crafted from high-quality GRP, provides a lightweight yet robust structure that enhances speed and fuel efficiency. With an overall length of just under 7 meters, the Cap Camarat 6.5 WA is compact enough for easy handling and maneuverability while offering ample space for relaxation and entertainment. The spacious cockpit is designed with ergonomics in mind, ensuring a comfortable and secure environment for both passengers and crew. The forward sun deck is perfect for lounging, while the cabin space below offers a cozy retreat with a berth for two and storage options, making it ideal for overnight stays. Powered by a reliable outboard engine, it delivers a cruising speed of 25 knots and a top speed of around 35 knots, providing exhilarating performance for water sports enthusiasts. The boat can accommodate up to eight passengers, making it perfect for family outings or social gatherings. With its sleek lines, innovative layout, and attention to detail, the Janneau Cap Camarat 6.5 WA is a standout choice for those seeking a boat that is as stylish as it is functional.

Length

6.3M

Beam

2.5M

Draft

0.5M

Day Guests

Sleeping

Cabin

Cruise Speed

25KT

Max Speed

35KT

Fuel

170L

Range

150NM

Engine

Yamaha 150 HP

Option 1

Yamaha 175 HP

Option 2

Yamaha 200 HP

Naval

Jeanneau Design

Exterior

Patrice Sarrazin

Interior

Jeanneau Design

Jeanneau Cap Camarat 6.5 WA Price

New Starting From

€55,000

High Price Brokerage

€45,000

Low Price Brokerage

€35,000

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Some boats grow quietly into more than the sum of their parts. The Cap Camarat 6.5 WA is one of them: a little over six metres on deck, yet capable of the kind of two night trip that boats half a metre longer often cannot manage. Patrice Sarrazin’s hull work is the reason why. A deep V, one step and twin strakes give her the grip and the dry ride that a walkaround of this size needs, and the standard 150 horsepower Yamaha reaches 30 knots in around ten seconds, a genuinely quick step off for a family boat. Eight guests fit comfortably in her cockpit for the day, two more sleep below in a proper double berth, and the option to fit up to 200 horsepower means owners are never locked into the boat they started with. At 55,000 euros new, she sits at the point in the Cap Camarat range where a day boat starts behaving like something a little more capable.

Performance

Ten seconds to thirty knots is a quick way to start a day at sea.

The standard Yamaha F150, a four cylinder 2.7 litre outboard turning a 17 inch stainless propeller, gives her a cruising speed of 25 knots and a top end of 35, with electric trim to keep the ride settled as speed builds. Owners who want more can specify up to 200 horsepower without changing the hull beneath them. A 170 litre fuel tank supports a range of around 150 nautical miles, enough to cross open water between anchorages rather than simply hug the coast, and a 1,300 kilogram displacement keeps her responsive without feeling nervous underfoot.

Exterior Design

Patrice Sarrazin’s hull is doing more work than her compact length suggests.

A relatively deep V, a single hull step and two strakes combine to control spray and hold a line through chop that would unsettle a flatter bottomed boat. Above the waterline, the profile stays clean and uninterrupted, with a forward sundeck for two built into the foredeck rather than bolted on top of it. The 0.5 metre draught keeps shallow anchorages and quiet coves within reach, and the whole shape reads as considered rather than decorative, a hull designed to be driven hard as much as admired at rest.

Layout & Accommodation

A cabin measuring 2.2 by 2.4 metres does not sound like much until two adults are asleep inside it.

The berth is genuinely usable rather than a token gesture, and a removable mattress section protects the upholstery from the wear that comes with regular weekends away. A chemical toilet and a freshwater tank with a cockpit shower cover the essentials for an overnight stop, while the forward sundeck gives a second, more social space to relax once the anchor is down. One cabin and sleeping for two keep the boat honest about her scale, built for a couple or a small family rather than a crowd staying over.

On Board

Eight guests fit around the cockpit without anyone feeling short of room.

U-shaped seating wraps the aft deck for lunch under way or at anchor, and an optional ski mast turns the same space into a base for water sports once the table is cleared. Teak bathing platforms either side of the outboard well make getting in and out of the water straightforward, a detail that matters more than it sounds on a boat this size. Every element of the cockpit is built to be used rather than admired, which is exactly the point of a walkaround built for active weekends on the water.

Ownership & Specification

At 55,000 euros new, she asks a fair price for a hull this capable.

Jeanneau builds and engineers her in-house, with Patrice Sarrazin responsible for the exterior lines, so servicing and parts stay within a single, well established network wherever she is kept. The standard 150 horsepower Yamaha suits most owners, and the option to fit up to 200 horsepower leaves room to grow into faster cruising later without a change of boat. For an owner who wants a genuine overnight capability without stepping up to a larger, costlier yacht, the 6.5 WA is a considered and capable choice.

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