JEANNEAU YACHTS 57

About the JEANNEAU YACHTS 57

Draft- deep keel: 8.16'/2.49m

Designed by Philippe Briand and built by Jeanneau in France from 2009–2015, the Jeanneau 57 is a large fractional sloop known for its performance-oriented hull form. With a displacement of 59810.0 lb and a D/L ratio of 209.43, it balances speed with substantial volume, though the exact total hulls built remains unspecified in available records.

Best for:

This vessel suits experienced coastal cruisers and offshore adventurers who prioritize sailing performance and modern amenities, as evidenced by the high frequency of upgrades like Raymarine electronics, bow thrusters, and watermakers.

Bluewater capability:

With a capsize ratio of 1.67 and a fin keel, the boat demonstrates strong offshore stability, a capability further supported by owner investments in bluewater gear such as Spade anchors, watermakers, and solar panels.

Comparables:

It competes directly with other large performance cruisers from the late 2000s such as the Beneteau Oceanis 50 and Dufour 460, sharing similar fractional rig configurations and a focus on interior volume within a 50-60 ft footprint.