Jeanneau Cap Camarat 7.5 CC For Sale

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The Janneau Cap Camarat 7.5 CC is a perfect blend of style, performance, and versatility, making it an ideal choice for both family outings and adventurous sea voyages. This model features a dynamic hull design that ensures stability and agility, even in challenging conditions. Crafted from high-quality GRP, the hull offers durability and a sleek appearance, while the planning configuration guarantees smooth and efficient cruising. At just over 7 meters in length, the Cap Camarat 7.5 CC provides ample space for movement and relaxation, accommodating up to 9 guests comfortably. The layout is intelligently designed to maximize space and functionality, with a spacious bow area that can be transformed into a sunbathing deck or additional seating. The helm station is equipped with the latest navigation and control systems, ensuring a safe and enjoyable boating experience. Powered by a reliable outboard engine, this boat achieves impressive speeds while maintaining fuel efficiency. The standard engine option offers robust performance, and additional engine configurations are available for those seeking enhanced power. With a fuel capacity of 280 liters, the Cap Camarat 7.5 CC has an excellent range, perfect for day trips or extended excursions. The interior design emphasizes comfort and practicality, with high-quality materials and finishes. The boat’s versatility is further enhanced by its adaptability to various water activities, from fishing to water sports. With its eye-catching design and exceptional performance, the Janneau Cap Camarat 7.5 CC is a standout choice for boating enthusiasts looking for a reliable and stylish vessel.

Length

7.2M

Beam

2.5M

Draft

0.5M

Day Guests

Sleeping

Cabin

Cruise Speed

25KT

Max Speed

40KT

Fuel

280L

Range

200NM

Engine

Yamaha F300BETX

Option 1

Yamaha F250D

Option 2

Yamaha F225F

Naval

Michael Peters

Exterior

Jeanneau Design

Interior

Jeanneau Design

Jeanneau Cap Camarat 7.5 CC Price

New Starting From

€60,000

High Price Brokerage

€50,000

Low Price Brokerage

€40,000

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At 7.2 metres, the Cap Camarat 7.5 CC is proof that a day boat does not need a cabin to feel complete. She is built for people who want the sea itself, not a floating apartment, and she delivers it with a poise that belies her size. Jeanneau built her reputation on the strength of a hull shaped by Michael Peters, and it shows the moment she meets a chop. Powered by up to 300 horsepower from a single Yamaha outboard, she reaches 40 knots at her rated maximum and settles into a 25 knot cruise without complaint, landing square rather than slapping. A compact cuddy forward offers shelter from sun and spray rather than a bedroom, and the open cockpit does the real work, seating nine for a day on the water with room to fish, swim or simply sit still. For a buyer stepping into yacht ownership, or adding a nimble second boat to a larger collection, the 7.5 CC asks little and gives back a great deal.

Performance

Forty knots from a single outboard is a serious number for a boat under eight metres.

The hull carries Michael Peters’ signature, a naval architect known for hulls that punch through chop rather than fight it, and the Cap Camarat 7.5 CC proves the pedigree. Standard power comes from a 300 horsepower Yamaha outboard, with two lighter options for owners who prioritise economy over outright pace. At full stretch she reaches 40 knots, settling into an easy 25 knot cruise that keeps fuel consumption sensible across a 280 litre tank. Rough water is where the design earns its keep: the bow rises cleanly and comes down flat rather than digging in, keeping the ride composed when the sea builds.

Exterior Design

She reads as pure centre console, built around one uncluttered idea.

The console sits forward and slightly raised, opening the deck into a single continuous space rather than a series of separate zones. A shallow cuddy tucks beneath it, offering shade and a place to stow gear rather than a proper berth, with an optional heads unit for longer days out. The helm itself carries adjustable pedestal seating with deep padding, built for hours at speed rather than a quick spin. Twin bow seats sit on lockers either side of a foredeck kept clear for anchor work, and the whole profile stays low and purposeful, a boat designed to be driven rather than admired at the dock.

On Board

Nine guests, one deck, no wasted metres.

Aft, a cushioned locker box anchors the cockpit, flanked by folding seats that expand into a U shaped lounge when the anchor goes down, with an optional table for lunch afloat. The layout favours flexibility over fixed furniture, so the same space that carries rod holders and tackle on a fishing morning becomes a sun lounge by afternoon. A deep bathing platform and swim ladder make the transition from deck to water straightforward, and underseat storage throughout keeps the cockpit floor clear. It is a boat built around a day’s use rather than a night aboard, and every inch of her open deck reflects that brief.

Layout

A 0.5 metre draught opens water that bigger boats cannot reach.

At 7.2 metres length and 2.5 metres beam, the 7.5 CC keeps a compact footprint that suits marina berths and trailer transport alike, while her shallow draught brings shallow bays and quiet anchorages within easy reach. Nine day guests fit comfortably within the cockpit’s open plan, and the absence of a fixed cabin keeps weight down, which feeds directly back into that 40 knot top speed and the composed ride underway. She is built for a straightforward brief: get out on the water quickly, cover ground efficiently, and come home again without ceremony.

Ownership & Specification

An accessible way into performance boating, built by a yard with four decades in the segment.

Jeanneau’s in-house engineering team handles construction, and the range of Yamaha outboard options, from 225 to 300 horsepower, lets an owner choose between economy and outright pace without changing hull or layout. A 280 litre tank delivers a useful 200 nautical mile range at cruising speed, enough for a full day’s exploring with fuel in hand. For a first boat, a tender to a larger yacht, or simply a fast, capable day boat for coastal cruising, the Cap Camarat 7.5 CC offers a well resolved package without unnecessary complication.

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