Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 440

The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 440 is a fractional sloop designed by Philippe Briand and Piaton Bonet Yacht Design, built by Jeanneau from 2017 to the present. It features a fin with bulb and dual rudders, an LOA of 13.0 meters, a beam of 4.3 meters, and a displacement of 8561 kg. The vessel is characterized by a wide aft cockpit with a flat-floor design and walk-around side decks that eliminate the need to step over seating or guests.8:15 Aboard *Sea Rails*, the crew navigated the Norwegian coast, including the commercial harbor of Bergen and the Sognefjord, utilizing the boat's maneuverability in narrow passages and anchoring in sheltered islets.watch The cockpit includes electric winches, Raymarine chart plotters, and engine controls offset to starboard.1:40 Below deck, the salon has a U-shaped settee and a customizable galley with a top-loading refrigerator. The forward master cabin features double doors and a dry head with a separate shower stall.4:19 The Sun Odyssey 440 has an integral bowsprit for a Code Zero or asymmetric spinnaker and in-mast furling.3:04 Its 14-foot beam carried well aft and twin rudders contribute to its stability, though its comfort ratio of 21 suggests a rolly motion in heavy seas compared to narrower designs.7:24 The boat is available in two or three-cabin configurations, with the three-cabin model offering roomy heads and glass-enclosed showers. A bow thruster is recommended for low-speed maneuvering due to the lack of prop wash over the twin rudders.7:47