Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 32i

The Sun Odyssey 32i is a coastal cruising yacht Jeanneau no longer builds, offered with a fixed keel or a lifting keel and twin rudders, suiting couples and small families.

The Sun Odyssey 32i is a cruising yacht drawn by architect Philippe Briand with Jeanneau's own design team. She's a previous model, so Jeanneau no longer builds her, but her clean, flowing lines still make her easy to pick out on a pontoon.

She was built for coastal cruising and came in two versions: a standard keel, or a lifting keel with twin rudders. The lifting keel version opens up shallower anchorages and drying harbours that a fixed keel would keep you out of.

Once you're at anchor, the cockpit is generous enough to stretch out in. Below, the cabins, heads, saloon and galley were finished with care, and even the chart table got the same attention to detail.