Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 39i

The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 39i is a fractional sloop designed by Marc Lombard and built by Jeanneau from 2005 to 2010, featuring a fin with bulb and spade rudder hull. It has an LOA of 11.9 meters, a beam of 3.9 meters, and a displacement of 7330 kg.17:49 The model was offered in GTE, PTE, and Performance variants, with drafts ranging from 1.50 meters to 2.20 meters. Aboard *Sarakawa*, a solo skipper frequently sails a Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 39i in the Aegean and Mediterranean, managing persistent Meltemi winds and heavy seas, often triple-reefing the mainsail and double-reefing the genoa in 20-30 knot conditions.0:47 The boat has maintained speeds of 8.5-9 knots at 55 degrees apparent in strong winds and 4.4 knots in light air, prompting thoughts of adding a code zero.10:37 The skipper prioritizes sailing over motoring to conserve fuel and manage head seas, making strategic route choices to avoid severe weather, such as staying three miles offshore around Cape Maleas to mitigate Venturi effects.27:14 Regular maintenance, including tightening rigging hardware and managing fuel, is critical for extended voyages.11:39 Aboard *Stella Overboard*, a 2007 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 39i features dual helms, a gimbaled stove, a large refrigerator, and extensive storage throughout, including under floorboards and in the engine room, which allows full access.watch The vessel is configured for off-grid living with solar panels and planned upgrades for davits and additional solar capacity.0:12