The Janneau Yachts 65 is a true masterpiece of maritime design, blending luxurious comfort with exceptional performance. This yacht is crafted with a sleek and modern aesthetic, ensuring it stands out in any marina or open sea. With a length of approximately 20.1 meters, the Janneau Yachts 65 offers ample space for relaxation and entertainment, both indoors and outdoors. The exterior design features clean lines and a spacious deck area, perfect for sunbathing or enjoying a meal alfresco. Inside, the yacht boasts a sophisticated interior, complete with high-quality finishes and state-of-the-art amenities that enhance the onboard experience. The layout is meticulously planned to maximize comfort and convenience, providing generous living spaces and sleeping accommodations for up to 8 guests in 4 well-appointed cabins. The yacht is powered by robust inboard engines that ensure a smooth and efficient ride, capable of reaching impressive speeds while maintaining excellent fuel efficiency. Whether cruising along coastal waters or embarking on longer voyages, the Janneau Yachts 65 promises an unforgettable journey with its blend of style, comfort, and cutting-edge technology. Designed for discerning yacht enthusiasts, this model combines the elegance and innovation that Janneau is renowned for, making it a desirable choice for those seeking a premium yachting experience.
Length
20.1M
Beam
5.4M
Draft
2.3M
Day Guests
12
Sleeping
8
Cabin
4
Crew
2
Cruise Speed
25KT
Max Speed
30KT
Fuel
4000L
Range
500NM
Engine
Volvo Penta D13
Option 1
MAN V8
Option 2
Caterpillar C18
Naval
Philippe Briand
Exterior
Philippe Briand
Interior
Andrew Winch
New Starting From
€2,600,000
High Price Brokerage
€2,200,000
Low Price Brokerage
€1,900,000
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She is built to be sailed hard or motored fast, depending on the day.
An owner chasing sailing performance can specify a taller rig with the mainsheet run to the cockpit sole, sharpening trim control when the breeze is up, while a mainsheet arch and hardtop suit those who prioritise shelter over outright pace. Under power, the standard Volvo Penta D13 gives a cruising speed of 25 knots with a top speed of 30, and MAN V8 or Caterpillar C18 options are available for owners who want more. A 4,000 litre fuel capacity supports a 500 nautical mile range, enough for extended coastal passages without returning to the dock.
Set the helm stations back far enough and the whole cockpit changes.
Philippe Briand’s naval architecture pushes both wheels well aft of where a yacht this size would normally place them, opening a central cockpit area Jeanneau describes as comparable to a multihull’s. The layout still allows two distinct personalities on deck: a performance profile with a taller rig and exposed mainsheet system for an owner who wants direct control, or a cruising profile with a long hardtop and central folding sunroof for one who wants shelter through the year. At 20.1 metres length and 5.4 metres beam, she carries her volume without looking heavy, a balance that has defined the Yachts range since its first hull.
Andrew Winch gives an owner several different ways to sleep eight people well.
One layout offers two full owner’s suites, each with a private bathroom, for owners who charter or regularly host another couple as equals rather than guests. A more conventional three or four cabin arrangement suits a family, and every configuration allows for an additional single cabin that can serve as a walk in wardrobe, an extra berth or a proper office at sea. An expansive chart table doubles as a desk when the yacht is at anchor, a detail more common on motor yachts than sailing boats this size. With four cabins as delivered and berths for two crew, she is built for owners who want the layout to change with the season rather than the other way round.
Shelter is not an afterthought on the Yachts 65, it is a specified option.
Owners who choose the mainsheet arch also gain a long hardtop with a central folding sunroof, turning the cockpit into usable living space whatever the weather is doing. Combined with the pushed back helm stations, the effect is a cockpit that reads less like the working end of a sailing yacht and more like an outdoor saloon, with room to eat, work or simply sit that few 20 metre sailing yachts offer. Below, the same emphasis carries through. The chart table area is built to double as a genuine workspace, not a cramped instrument shelf tucked behind the companionway.
A flagship reworking of a yacht that was already selling well.
The Jeanneau Yachts 65 measures 20.1 metres length overall on a 5.4 metre beam, with a 2.3 metre draught and a displacement of 33 tonnes. She is powered as standard by a Volvo Penta D13, with MAN V8 and Caterpillar C18 available as alternatives, giving a 25 knot cruise, a 30 knot top speed and a 500 nautical mile range from 4,000 litres of fuel. Naval architecture comes from Philippe Briand, interiors from Andrew Winch, with four cabins and berths for eight guests plus two crew as delivered. Priced from around 2.6 million euros, she sits above the Yachts 60 as the range’s most spacious expression of the same idea.
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