Ever dreamed of leaving everyday life behind and sailing the world? Well, Emory and Kim Zimmer did and they did just that. From January 2018 until March of 2020, Emory and Kim traveled the world aboard their beloved Jeanneau 53, Someday. We hope you enjoy hearing their story of adventure and a dream come true.
Jeanneau's Top 5 for 2020
The year is almost over! And while many of us are looking forward to 2021, we decided to gather up the TOP 5 VIDEOS + TOP 5 BLOGS from the past year. We hope you enjoyed them as much as we did!
For Jason and Coleen Lee, what started as a simple plan of buying a used boat to enjoy on their local waters of Puget Sound off the coast of Seattle soon evolved into a much bigger plan, a plan that they turned into a reality of creating a full-time charter fishing business aboard their newly purchased Jeanneau NC 895.
It doesn't happen every day but every once in a while a boat comes along that is like a good song, hits all the right notes. Designed by Marc Lombard in 2014, the Sun Odyssey 349 combines performance, comfort, and safety in a 35-footer. After six years as one of our top-selling models, a new Limited Edition is now available. Join Paul Fenn and Catherine Guiader as they discuss all the things they love about the Sun Odyssey 349.
Are you dreaming of circumnavigating around the world or simply sailing locally in greater comfort and style? Designed by naval architect Philippe Briand in cooperation with designer Andrew Winch, the Jeanneau 54 is a true live-aboard cruiser.
This 40-footer has a multi-mission attitude: a do-everything layout above and a lower deck that combines clever and comfortable space for overnighting.
Imagine planning for years that you’d take an entire year away from your job, or maybe even put your career on hold, to purchase a sailboat (Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 44i) for your family to sail the world. You’d probably sell your home, along with many of your possessions all for one dream. One that you may have dreamt about for your entire life. A dream many said would be close to impossible to execute.
Thanks to Jean-François de Prémorel and the creation in 1983 of his high-tech boatbuilding facilities, Jeanneau Techniques Avancées (JTA), the Jeanneau brand was propelled into the world of racing and progressed in technical savoir-faire.
As I sit at home doing my part to flatten the curve, I find myself dreaming of sailing and looking back at my most recent trip on the water. It sometimes feels like forever ago but my little girls, who have no notion of what’s going on in the real world, still ask every day: “Maman, when do we go sailing in Tortola again?“ You guessed it, I was lucky enough to take part in the 2020 BVI Rendezvous. And “Lucky” is an understatement considering the timing of events.
Whether you have just purchased a new Jeanneau Powerboat or you have already owned a boat, regularly maintaining your powerboat is very important for its smooth operation and longevity. Here is some advice for effectively maintaining your Jeanneau powerboat.
Google the name Andreas B. Heide, and what you’ll find is not your average run-of-the-mill guy. After all, how many people do you know who go free diving with Killer Whales; in the Arctic no less? Crazy as it sounds, this is exactly what Jeanneau owner, Andreas Heide does.
