2010 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 42i

The 2010 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 42i "Zarangoola" is a meticulously crafted 12.85-metre coastal cruiser designed by Marc Lombard and constructed using resin-infused technology for enhanced performance. Located in Menorca, Spain, this versatile sailing yacht, with a beam of 4.13 metres, features a spacious three-cabin, two-head configuration, comfortably accommodating up to nine people. Enhanced for effortless single or short-handed sailing, it offers amenities such as a fully equipped galley with an ENO stove, L-shaped seating in the saloon, LED interior lighting, and ample storage. The Zarangoola is equipped with advanced navigation aids including Raymarine instruments and a plotter. It houses a reliable 54HP Yanmar diesel engine and benefits from a robust solar and wind energy system. With a comprehensive array of safety equipment, including life raft and EPIRB, and well-appointed for both day sailing and extended cruising, she presents an exceptional opportunity for sailing enthusiasts. The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 42i is VAT paid and can offer its new owner memorable Mediterranean experiences, continuing its legacy of proficient craftsmanship and delightful voyaging. 2010 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 42i - Zarangoola The 2010 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 42i is widely regarded as a balanced, performance-oriented coastal cruiser that excels in ease of handling for short-handed crews. Designed by Marc Lombard, the "i" in its name signifies a resin-infusion molded deck, which reduces weight and lowers the center of gravity for improved. Zarangoola is the 3 cabin, 2 heads version of Jeanneau 42i which offers accommodation for up to 9 in three cabins plus the saloon. She is a comfortable boat for either a couple or family though she can also be sailed single handed. Located in the mediterranean and with EU tax paid status she is well-equipped for day sailing or extended cruising. She has been thoroughly enjoyed and well maintained by her current owners and is well worth viewing. Zarangoola was winterized every winter on land. The Zarangoola has the UK-flag, but the EU-VAT is paid. Even she could be brought back to the UK as "Returned Goods".