Bareboat Sailboat SUN ODYSSEY 469- 4 cabin
Authentic sailing in the Andaman Sea from Phuket
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About Bareboat Sailboat SUN ODYSSEY 469- 4 cabin
The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 469 is a proven monohull design that rewards capable sailors with genuine comfort and performance. Built in 2013, this four-cabin configuration sleeps eight across a well-proportioned layout, with each cabin featuring its own ensuite. The boat has aged gracefully, a testament to timeless naval architecture that remains purpose-built for extended cruising among Thailand's islands.
Deck life centres on the dual helm cockpit, which simplifies marina manoeuvres and gives both helmsman and crew commanding sightlines. An open transom and freshwater shower invite daily swimming off the stern. Below, the port-side galley features a three-burner cooker, refrigeration, and double sink, arranged efficiently for provisioning and meal preparation during your charter week.
A Yanmar diesel engine delivers straightforward reliability for docking and motoring through calm waters, whilst 240-litre fuel and 615-litre freshwater tanks support week-long passages. This is unadorned sailing craft for those seeking authenticity over novelty—ideal for skippers who value seamanship over shortcuts.
Highlights
- •Four double cabins with private ensuites, accommodating eight guests comfortably
- •Dual helm cockpit simplifies handling in confined waters and busy mooring fields
- •Open transom with deck shower for regular swimming and easy water access
- •Included tender, snorkelling gear, paddleboard, and kayak for coastal exploration
The Charter Experience
Charter the Sun Odyssey 469 from Phuket and navigate the Andaman Sea's archipelago at your own pace. Phang Nga Bay's limestone karsts, hidden lagoons, and anchorages reward exploration under sail. Whether you hold an international sailing credential and operate bareboat, or prefer a skipper on deck, the boat's responsive handling and spacious accommodations make a week-long passage feel unhurried. Tender, snorkelling kit, paddleboard, and kayak expand your options ashore and in shallow anchorages.
Suggested Itinerary
Begin in Phuket and sail northeast toward Phang Nga Bay, anchoring among the famed limestone formations. Explore Phang Nga National Park by tender and paddleboard, then work your way through the northern gulf islands—each offering white-sand anchorages, quiet villages, and excellent snorkelling. A seven-day loop typically includes Similan Islands or Surin Islands, depending on wind and your crew's appetite for distance.
Specifications
14.0 m
8
4
8
Monohull
2013
8 kn