Barca a vela Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 409 (2012)

The 409 cockpit is extensive and comfortable and well set up for cruising. All halyards and lift controls are driven toward the back, and incompletely under the deck, before ending in a progression of grips on the lodge trunk. The twin-wheel game plan bodes well on numerous dimensions. It opens up the cockpit, gives great sightlines on either tack and offers clean access to the stern advance.

The inside is brilliant, with the light teak facade and a lot of normal light. The L-formed kitchen is to starboard and highlights twin sinks with spreads that are additionally cutting sheets, a 12-volt refrigerator, and a two-burner stove with the broiler.

The kitchen is isolated from the cantina by an incomplete glass segment. The cantina incorporates a U-formed settee to starboard that wraps around a sharp and flexible table. Totally expanded, it's a supper table that can situate a group, collapsed down the middle it turns into a mixed drink table and collapsed again it turns out to be a piece of a relaxing zone with an implicit bar.

It additionally shrewdly overlays down to shape an extra twofold billet. Inverse, the settee incorporates a little table that serves as a route station.