What the fleet has seen
The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 455, 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 455 is a fractional sloop with a fin keel, bulb, and dual rudders, designed by Marc Lombard and Jean-Marc Piaton and built by Jeanneau from 2026. It measures 14.3 meters LOA, with a 4.5-meter beam, 2.4-meter draft, and 11,230 kg displacement.5:52 The hull's extended knuckle span increases volume in the bow, allowing for a full-size double berth in the forward cabin.1:43 A utility room aft of the galley can accommodate a washing machine, an additional refrigerator, or a separate head.3:21 The galley features a U-shaped layout with a deep, top-loading refrigerator.2:30 Inboard chainplates clear the side decks, and recessed winches allow for grinding without obstructing the cockpit.3:04 All running rigging leads to the coachroof, and large chart plotters are mounted on raised pods at the helm.4:07 Jeanneau has standardized a tall rig across its range to streamline production and manage costs.4:52 Aboard SEILmagasinet, the 455 is noted as competitively priced in its segment, with a fully equipped model estimated at 5.5–6 million NOK in Norway.0:01 The model was debuted at the Annapolis Sailboat Show and the Genoa Boat Show.14:54
