Jeanneau Merry Fisher 795 Sport For Sale

Jeanneau / Jeanneau Merry Fisher 795 Sport

The Janneau Merry Fisher 795 Sport is a versatile compact cruiser designed for both leisure and adventure on the water. With its robust design and innovative features, this model provides an exceptional boating experience. The hull is constructed from durable GRP, ensuring longevity and performance. Its planning hull configuration allows for a smooth ride even in choppy waters, making it ideal for coastal cruising and offshore adventures. The exterior design is sleek and modern, reflecting the expertise of Janneau’s in-house design team, while the interior is crafted to maximize comfort and functionality. The spacious cockpit and walkaround deck provide ample space for relaxation and movement, with a secure railing ensuring safety on board. The cabin accommodates up to four sleeping guests, offering a comfortable retreat for overnight trips. Powered by an efficient outboard engine, the Merry Fisher 795 Sport delivers impressive cruising and top speeds, allowing for swift travel between destinations. The fuel-efficient design provides a generous range, ensuring longer trips without frequent refueling. The model is well-equipped with modern navigation and safety equipment, enhancing the overall boating experience. Janneau’s attention to detail and commitment to quality make the Merry Fisher 795 Sport an excellent choice for boating enthusiasts seeking a blend of practicality and style. Whether you’re exploring secluded coves or enjoying a day out with family and friends, this model offers the perfect balance of performance and comfort.

Length

Beam

2.8M

Draft

0.5M

Day Guests

Sleeping

Cabin

Cruise Speed

20KT

Max Speed

33KT

Fuel

280L

Range

200NM

Engine

Yamaha F200

Option 1

Yamaha F150

Option 2

Suzuki DF200

Naval

Janneau Design

Exterior

Janneau Design

Interior

Janneau Design

Jeanneau Merry Fisher 795 Sport Price

New Starting From

€75,000

High Price Brokerage

€65,000

Low Price Brokerage

€50,000

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At just under eight metres, the Merry Fisher 795 Sport does not try to be more than she is. She is precise about it instead, a day boat and weekend cruiser built to get four people afloat, moving and home again without fuss. A single Yamaha F200 outboard is enough to carry her to 33 knots, and she reaches planing speed in around seven seconds, quick enough to feel every bit as lively as boats twice her price. Jeanneau’s walkaround deck, enlarged glazing and a widened swim platform with a telescopic ladder mark this Sport variant out from the standard Merry Fisher line, built for owners who fish, swim and potter in equal measure. One cabin, four berths and a genuinely usable galley behind the helm mean she sleeps a small family for a night at anchor, then gets back to the marina before lunch the next day. For a first yacht, or a nimble second boat for the coast, she is difficult to fault.

Performance

Thirty three knots from a single outboard, and she gets there fast.

A Yamaha F200 outboard, the largest engine Jeanneau offers on this hull, pushes the 795 Sport to a top speed of 33 knots at 74 litres an hour, with the planing threshold reached in around seven seconds from a standing start. Cruising at a settled 20 knots keeps consumption sensible for a boat this size, and the hull holds its line through chop with little slamming, a trait owners consistently praise at anchor and underway alike. Twin engine options, a Yamaha F150 or a Suzuki DF200, let a buyer trade outright pace for lighter fuel use, but the standard F200 is the configuration most owners choose and the one that suits her best.

Exterior Design

Every generation of the Merry Fisher sharpens the same idea: more glass, more deck, less clutter.

The Sport variant keeps the proven hull of the standard 795 but reworks the top sides, with enlarged port and starboard windows and a wider sliding skylight that flood the cabin with light. The cockpit to cabin door splits into three sliding panels rather than one, opening the whole boat up at anchor. Aft, the swim platforms have grown, with a telescopic ladder built into the starboard side for easy access from the water. Forward, a bow sunbed sits ahead of a dedicated anchor locker, with handrails running the full length of the walkaround deck so getting to the bow underway never feels like a risk.

On Board

Rod holders port and starboard tell you who this boat is really built for.

The cockpit is a proper working space as much as a lounging one, with a fishing rod holder each side and enough clear deck to move gear or guests around without tripping over either. A compact galley sits behind the helm, with a stove and sink for making the coffee or the catch. The port side table drops to convert the dinette into an extra berth when the four standard sleeping places are not enough. Storage runs throughout, under the seats, in the floor and around the cockpit, the kind of detail that only shows its worth after a full weekend aboard rather than on the brochure page.

Interior & Accommodation

One cabin, four berths, and not a wasted centimetre between them.

Forward, the double berth sits beneath the enlarged skylight, bright enough that owners rarely need to switch a light on before nine in the morning. A heads compartment to starboard keeps the practicalities separate from the sleeping area, and the four person dinette folds down when the boat is at rest for the night. Air conditioning is available as an option for owners who cruise further south, though the ventilation from the enlarged windows and skylight does most of the work on a typical Mediterranean evening. It is a compact layout, built for a couple or a small family rather than for entertaining a crowd, and it does that job with real precision.

Ownership & Specification

A new price close to seventy five thousand euros puts her firmly within reach, and running costs remain modest to match.

Built by Jeanneau in fibreglass on the well proven Merry Fisher platform, the 795 Sport measures 8 metres overall on a 2.8 metre beam, drawing just 0.5 metres, shallow enough for creeks and harbours a deeper boat could never reach. A 280 litre fuel tank gives a range of around 200 nautical miles at cruise, ample for coastal exploring without constant refuelling. Category C certification covers up to nine people for day trips, and the compact 2,150kg displacement keeps her easy to trailer or lift for winter storage. For an owner who wants a first yacht that asks little and gives plenty in return, she is a sound and honest choice.

The right yacht is about more than specifications. Compare the Jeanneau Merry Fisher 795 Sport side by side with related models, from same-range siblings to its closest rivals, and see length, beam, guests, cabins and speed line up at a glance. A clearer view of where the Jeanneau Merry Fisher 795 Sport stands, and a faster path to the yacht that fits.