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Gone is the time of rowdiness, charter raids, and unfortunately also the time of bathing suits. The boats, however, are still there. Everyone is happy to go to sea in the summer, but only those who really love them manage to enjoy the winter as well. After all, the season is just a background. The place where we are happiest is at sea in a boat. That’s why we’ve been looking for some “all-weather” models with which you can enjoy every moment on board. For now we stay under 10 meters, but in the next episode we will go up. To make sure you don’t miss anything, subscribe to our newsletter!
The “van-life,” the desire to explore on the water and beyond. A more adventurous spirit that has found among the new generations many admirers and that has not escaped Jeanneau. So here we are telling you about the brand’s latest addition, which in the Merry Fisher Sport line fully espouses this philosophy by shifting the needle of the scales from “pure” fishing to the world of exploration. It is an interesting market trend that is leading brands to make versatile, multi-use boats that are not only born for swimming, but also for spending longer periods on board. Jeanneau Merry Fisher 895 Sport This is a 9-meter by 3-meter wide vessel with an asymmetrical layout to take advantage of as much beam as possible, particularly for superstructure, but not only. She is powered with outboards up to a maximum of 600 horsepower.
It is the latest evolution of the Axopar 28, a legendary model of the shipyard from which its success began. We tested it both in the open version, which is more summery, and in the XC version, i.e. Cross Cabin. It is the latter that we want to recommend you see because it is truly an all-weather vessel. Its improved livability compared to the 28, both below deck and above, makes it suitable for small cruises as well, always with outboard performance.
A versatile boat in what it offers both on deck and below. The large volume that is noticeable when looking at her from the outside is a prelude to a very spacious and well thought out interior. All this on a rather interesting and walkaround vessel. You can’t see it in the pictures, but the entire bridge and settee area can be fully enclosed to form a protected salon suitable for all seasons. A sliding door then allows entry and exit.
Tuccoli T295 Montecristo: il natante XL da crociera (10 m). Test e prezzo
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