Bareboat Sailing Yacht Jeanneau 409
Responsive sailing through the Abacos in a well-appointed Jeanneau
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About Bareboat Sailing Yacht Jeanneau 409
This Jeanneau 409 offers direct access to the Abacos' protected anchorages and shallow banks. Built in 2012, she combines modern sailing performance with practical cruising amenities across three cabins, accommodating up to six guests with genuine comfort rather than compromise.
The yacht is equipped for independent navigation and self-catering, with Simrad electronics for confident chartplotting in archipelago waters. An electric windlass reduces fatigue during frequent anchoring, whilst air conditioning ensures respite during the warmer months. A dinghy with 4-stroke outboard extends your reach to isolated islands and shallow-water explorations.
Highlights
- •Three-cabin layout with air conditioning for genuine crew comfort
- •Simrad radar and chartplotter for confident navigation in shallow waters
- •Electric windlass and dinghy with outboard for seamless anchoring and exploration
- •Cockpit shower and modern audio system for relaxed cruising
The Charter Experience
The Abacos reward sailors who value self-reliance and flexibility. This bareboat charter suits experienced skippers seeking to plot their own course through Marsh Harbour, the Sea of Abaco, and beyond. Expect to move between secluded anchorages, snorkel pristine reefs, and beach on uninhabited cays at your own pace. The cockpit shower and integrated stereo keep life simple and social between passages.
Suggested Itinerary
Depart Marsh Harbour and reach the northern cays within hours. Anchor off Tahiti Beach or Treasure Cay, snorkel the shallow reefs near Fowl Cay, then work south towards the Exuma Cays, island-hopping as winds and mood dictate. This bareboat format rewards sailors who relish the freedom to linger.
Specifications
12.3 m
3
6
Monohull
2012