The Janneau Merry Fisher 695 is a versatile and compact motorboat designed to provide exceptional comfort and functionality for both day trips and weekend getaways. This model boasts a sleek, modern design with a focus on practicality and ease of use, making it a popular choice for families and boating enthusiasts alike. With an overall length of 6.55 meters and a beam of 2.54 meters, the Merry Fisher 695 offers ample space for relaxation and entertainment. The cockpit is spacious and can be easily configured to suit various activities, from fishing to sunbathing, thanks to its modular seating arrangement.
Inside, the cabin is thoughtfully designed to maximize comfort and usability. It features a large forward double berth, a compact galley with a sink and stove, and a separate head compartment. Large windows provide plenty of natural light and offer stunning views of the surrounding waters. The model is powered by a reliable outboard engine, typically a Yamaha F150, which ensures smooth and efficient cruising with a maximum speed of approximately 30 knots.
The Merry Fisher 695 is built with a GRP hull, ensuring durability and a stable ride. It is configured for planning, allowing it to glide effortlessly over the waves. With a fuel capacity of 170 liters, this boat offers a generous cruising range, making it perfect for exploring coastal waters. Designed by Jeanneau’s in-house team, the Merry Fisher 695 epitomizes French craftsmanship and innovation. The model is competitively priced, with new units starting around 50,000 EUR, while used models range from 35,000 to 45,000 EUR, depending on condition and specifications. This boat promises to deliver memorable experiences on the water for years to come.
Length
6.6M
Beam
2.5M
Draft
0.5M
Day Guests
8
Sleeping
4
Cabin
1
Cruise Speed
20KT
Max Speed
30KT
Fuel
170L
Range
200NM
Engine
Yamaha F150
Option 1
Yamaha F115
Option 2
Yamaha F175
Naval
Jeanneau Design
Exterior
Jeanneau Design
Interior
Jeanneau Design
New Starting From
€50,000
High Price Brokerage
€45,000
Low Price Brokerage
€35,000
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Twenty knots at cruise, thirty flat out, on outboards sized to suit rather than impress.
The standard Yamaha F150 outboard, or the lighter F115 and stronger F175 alternatives Jeanneau offers in its place, all drive the same hull to a 30 knot top speed and a settled 20 knot cruise. A 170 litre fuel tank gives her a 200 nautical mile range, comfortably enough for a full weekend without hunting for a fuel dock, and her half metre draught keeps shallow harbours and drying anchorages within reach. At 1,400 kilograms she is heavier than her 605 sibling but still light enough to plane quickly and hold a steady line at speed, the extra weight going into a noticeably larger cabin rather than a heavier ride.
Rod holders along the sides and across the transom make her intent clear before she leaves the dock.
The aft deck wraps around the transom as a dedicated module, with an optional awning for shade on long days at anchor, and a sun hatch above the helm opens the wheelhouse to the air when the weather allows it. An outside helm station can be specified for an owner who prefers to run her from open air rather than behind glass, and five storage holders built into the wheelhouse keep tackle and lines close at hand without cluttering the cockpit sole. Dual swim platforms either side of the outboard make getting in and out of the water simple for swimmers alike, a small but genuinely useful detail on a boat this size.
Her dining table does double duty, seating four by day and folding into a berth by night.
The wheelhouse bench seating and forward bucket seats give her a genuine social space rather than a single row of seats bolted to the deck, and the table’s ability to convert into a children’s berth means a family can extend an afternoon into an overnight stop without planning for it in advance. A galley recess with a sink and gas stove covers simple cooking without asking for a dedicated kitchen, and a deep bilge locker swallows the table and other loose gear when the space is needed for something else. It is a boat that rearranges itself around the day rather than asking guests to work around a fixed layout.
Below deck, a cuddy cabin sleeps four without feeling like an add on.
Jeanneau offers the cabin with either a single or twin door wheelhouse configuration, and either a chemical toilet or a separate toilet cubicle depending on how the boat will be used, a rare degree of choice for a boat under seven metres. The cabin itself is designed as genuine shelter rather than a token forward berth, enough to sleep four across the converted dining arrangement and the main cabin space when the boat is used for a proper weekend rather than a single day out. It is accommodation sized honestly for what a 6.6 metre boat can reasonably offer, and made more useful by the choices Jeanneau builds in around it.
At 50,000 euros new, the Merry Fisher 695 sits as the natural step up within Jeanneau’s day boat range.
She carries eight guests by day and four overnight, needs no crew to operate, and offers three outboard options between 115 and 175 horsepower so an owner can set her up for economy, balance, or outright performance without changing the boat itself. Her 170 litre fuel tank and 200 nautical mile range make her genuinely usable for weekends away rather than only day trips, and her modest draught and manageable size keep marina and storage costs sensible. For an owner who wants more boat than the 605 without stepping up into something that demands a bigger budget or a bigger commitment, she is the obvious next boat in the range.
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