Bareboat Sailing Yacht Sun Odyssey 509
Jeanneau sailing yacht for five cabins along the Amalfi Coast
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About Bareboat Sailing Yacht Sun Odyssey 509
The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 509 is a bareboat sailing vessel designed by Philippe Briand for those who value both performance and comfort. With five well-appointed cabins, she accommodates up to twelve guests across a flexible layout suited to family groups or friends seeking a self-skippered Tyrrhenian adventure. Built in 2013, this model exemplifies Jeanneau's commitment to seaworthiness and timeless Riviera styling.
Her high-aspect ratio sail plan offers remarkable flexibility, allowing you to adapt canvas selection to prevailing conditions and your preferred sailing style. The rig responds equally well to brisk northwesterlies off Capri or lighter thermal winds common in summer. Below deck, the galley includes a fridge and hot water system, whilst the saloon provides comfortable quarters between passages. Navigation is supported by GPS, wind instruments, VHF, and comprehensive nautical charts.
Highlights
- •Five cabins with flexible berth configuration for multi-family expeditions
- •Electric windlass and genoa roller reduce crew fatigue on frequent sail changes
- •Bimini top and spray hood provide relief from summer Mediterranean sun
- •Full navigation suite including GPS, wind instruments, and pilotage reference materials
The Charter Experience
Charter this Sun Odyssey 509 from Castellammare di Stabia and explore the Amalfi Coast's dramatic coastline. Days unfold between pastel villages clinging to limestone cliffs, hidden coves accessible only by water, and the sheltered anchorages of the Bay of Salerno. Evening swims are facilitated by tender, snorkelling gear, and a cockpit shower to rinse salt water before sundowners topside beneath the bimini. Bareboat independence means your itinerary bends to wind, mood, and opportunity rather than scheduled routines.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical week might begin with easy passages along the Amalfi shore, visiting Positano and Praiano, before crossing to Capri for sheltered anchorages and limestone grottoes. Mid-week, sail south toward Ischia and Procida, where thermal springs and volcanic beaches reward exploration. The return leg northward allows leisurely stops at smaller fishing villages and rocky outcrops frequented by birdlife, concluding at Castellammare with time for final provisioning or repair visits.
Specifications
15.4 m
12
5
12
Monohull
2013
7 kn