Jeanneau Cap Camarat 9.0 WA For Sale

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The Janneau Cap Camarat 9.0 WA is a sophisticated walkaround vessel designed for those who appreciate the finer aspects of nautical leisure. This model offers an exquisite balance of speed, comfort, and versatility, making it an ideal choice for both weekend getaways and longer cruises. With an overall length of 9.12 meters (approximately 30 feet), the Cap Camarat 9.0 WA boasts a spacious deck layout that can accommodate up to 11 passengers during the day, making it perfect for entertaining or family outings. Below deck, the intelligent design features two comfortable cabins that can sleep up to four guests, providing a cozy retreat after a day on the water.

Powered by twin outboard engines, the Cap Camarat 9.0 WA offers robust performance with a maximum speed of up to 45 knots, ensuring thrilling rides and efficient cruising. The advanced hull design, created in collaboration with the renowned architect Michael Peters, enhances stability and handling, even in challenging conditions. The boat’s sleek lines and modern aesthetics are the work of Janneau’s in-house design team, ensuring a cohesive and stylish look that turns heads wherever it goes.

Standard features include a well-equipped cockpit with ample seating, a large sun deck, and a functional galley for preparing meals. Optional upgrades, such as advanced navigation systems and luxurious interior finishes, allow for further customization to meet the owner’s preferences. Built with high-quality GRP materials, the Cap Camarat 9.0 WA is both durable and easy to maintain, promising years of enjoyable boating adventures.

Priced competitively within the segment, the Cap Camarat 9.0 WA represents excellent value, offering a perfect blend of luxury and practicality.

Length

9.1M

Beam

Draft

0.7M

Day Guests

Sleeping

Cabin

Cruise Speed

25KT

Max Speed

45KT

Fuel

400L

Range

200NM

Engine

Twin Yamaha 200 HP

Option 1

Twin Yamaha 250 HP

Naval

Michael Peters

Exterior

Jeanneau Design

Interior

Jeanneau Design

Jeanneau Cap Camarat 9.0 WA Price

New Starting From

€120,000

High Price Brokerage

€100,000

Low Price Brokerage

€85,000

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A boat that opens up rather than closes off. That is the promise of the Cap Camarat 9.0 WA, and at just under 9.2 metres she delivers it with real conviction. Jeanneau built the 9.0 WA around one idea: a central helm console that lets guests walk clean around to the bow rather than clamber over gunwales. The result is a boat that turns her whole deck into usable space, from a broad sunpad forward to a full cockpit aft, without asking her owner to give up genuine overnight accommodation. Twin Yamaha outboards carry her to 45 knots with a 25 knot cruise that barely troubles the fuel gauge, and a shallow 0.7 metre draught opens up creeks and sandbanks a deeper hulled boat would have to avoid. For a first serious yacht, a family day boat that can also sleep four, or a compact charter asset on the Cote d’Azur, the 9.0 WA earns her place through practicality rather than presence.

Design & Lines

Every line on the 9.0 WA answers to one job: keeping the deck open.

A central double console sits on the centreline, with a step cut into each side so guests can walk forward without breaking stride. Ahead of it, the flat foredeck becomes a broad sunpad rather than a cluttered anchor locker, and aft, the cockpit runs uninterrupted to the transom. Michael Peters drew the hull beneath this open deck plan, a stepped, planing form that favours grip and a soft ride over raw bulk. Jeanneau’s own design team kept the topsides low and the sheer line taut, so a boat built around family days on the water still reads as sporting rather than boxy.

At Sea

She is up on the plane before most helmsmen have finished checking their mirrors.

Twin Yamaha F250 outboards, 250 horsepower apiece, put the 9.0 WA on the plane in under five seconds and past 40 knots within ten. Cruise comes in at 25 knots, with a top speed of 45 knots on tap when the moment calls for it, and low geared hydraulic steering holds a tenacious line through turns without a hint of cavitation. Fuel capacity runs to 400 litres, enough for a genuine 200 nautical mile day before a stop is needed. None of this demands an expert hand. The hull absorbs the power with a friendly, forgiving ease rather than anything twitchy, so a confident novice and a seasoned skipper find the same boat underneath them.

Layout

Eleven guests can spread out across her deck without anyone feeling short of room.

The cockpit is the social hub, open plan and unbroken from console to transom, while the foredeck sunpad gives sunbathers their own territory well clear of the helm. Wide walkways down each side mean nobody has to interrupt a conversation to reach the bow, and the helm console itself, set on the centreline, keeps sightlines clear for the driver in a crowded boat. It is a deck built for a full day out with friends rather than a quick spin, generous enough for eleven at anchor yet still simple enough for one person to handle underway.

Interior & Accommodation

Below deck, the 9.0 WA trades square footage for a genuinely usable retreat.

Two cabins sleep four, with a double berth tucked beneath the cockpit and a forward bunk finished in a clean, minimalist style that favours function over flourish. The heads compartment is unusually generous for a boat this size, a deliberate choice that pays off on a warm afternoon or an overnight stop. Hot water, a gas hob and 240 volt shore power are available through the optional Comfort Pack, turning a day boat into something closer to a proper weekender for two couples or a family of four.

Ownership & Specification

The 9.0 WA is built to be owned and driven without a crew, and priced to make that an easy decision.

At 9.1 metres and 2.8 tonnes, she is built in GRP entirely in-house by Jeanneau, with naval architecture by Michael Peters and styling, engineering and interior all developed by Jeanneau’s own design and engineering teams. Standard power is twin 200 horsepower Yamaha outboards, stepping up to twin 250s for owners who want the sharper performance detailed above. New, she is priced from 120,000 euros, a figure that puts a genuinely versatile, four berth walkaround within reach of an owner buying their first serious boat rather than their fifth.

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