What the fleet has seen
The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 349, as the fleet has seen it
Derived from the videos the fleet has analysed of this model. ▶ marks open the moment aboard.
The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 349 is a fractional sloop designed by Marc Lombard and built by Jeanneau from 2014 to the present, featuring a fin keel with a bulb and dual rudders. The 10.3-meter LOA vessel displaces 5350 kg and offers multiple keel configurations, including a shoal draft of 1.49 meters and a wing keel version.8:00 A 2023 model, named Sasta, was seen with a 1.8-meter draft, twin rudders, and a bow thruster, powered by a 21-horsepower Yanmar 3YM20 engine with fewer than 50 hours.0:14 Its deck features Flexi-Teak, a manual jib furler, and an electric Quick windlass for a Delta anchor.1:33 The cockpit includes twin helms, with a Raymarine Axiom 7 plotter at the port station and P70 autopilot, I70 multi-display, and bow thruster controls at the starboard helm.2:42 The rig consists of a twin-spreader Selden aluminum mast with Dacron sails in a charcoal grey stack pack.1:59 Below deck, the layout includes a forward V-berth, a saloon with a drop-leaf table, a galley with a top-loading fridge and two-burner oven, an aft double cabin, and a heads compartment with a separate, full-height shower stall.3:31 A spacious, cockpit-accessible storage locker houses the battery switches.6:12 SEILmagasinet identifies the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 349 as a modern, cruising-oriented alternative to performance cruisers like the Elan 350.3:29
