Jeanneau has added a new model to its Cap Camarat range, and it is one that will appeal to anyone who wants straightforward, sociable time on the water. The Cap Camarat 6.0 CC is a 6-metre centre console designed for coastal exploration, days out with family and friends, or simply enjoying the sunshine, and we are pleased to be able to introduce it to our customers.
Small in size, big on adventure is how we have been describing it, and the phrase fits. At this length a boat needs to work hard, and the 6.0 CC has been conceived to be easy to run and easy to trail. That combination matters. A boat that can be towed behind a suitable car opens up different launching points, different cruising grounds and the option of storing it at home rather than paying for a berth all year round.
Power comes from a 115 hp engine as standard, a sensible match for a centre console of this size. For owners who want a little more in reserve, we also have a 2027 Cap Camarat 6.0 CC for sale fitted with a Yamaha 150hp. Listed at 22ft with one cabin, it is offered at an asking price of £71,900, giving buyers the chance to see a specified example of the new model rather than starting from a blank sheet.
The centre console layout has become popular for good reason. With the helm set in the middle of the boat, there is room to move all the way around, which makes it practical for fishing, swimming stops and getting on and off at a beach or pontoon. It also keeps everyone close together, so a day out feels shared rather than divided between the cockpit and the bow. On a boat of this size, the inclusion of a cabin adds welcome shelter and a place to stow kit out of the weather.
For anyone weighing up a purchase, a few practical questions are worth considering early. Think about where you will use the boat most and how often, whether you plan to trail it regularly or keep it afloat, and what towing capacity your vehicle has. Engine choice is another key decision: the standard 115 hp will suit many owners, while a larger outboard can make a difference if you regularly carry a full crew or cover longer distances. It is also worth thinking about storage, servicing and insurance as part of the overall cost of ownership.
The best way to understand a boat like this is to see it in person. A viewing gives you the chance to walk the deck, sit at the helm and judge how the layout would work for your own crew, and a sea trial, where available, shows how the boat handles and how comfortably it rides. Our team can talk you through options and help you decide whether a new build or the example we currently have for sale is the better fit.
The arrival of the 6.0 CC is good news for those looking for an accessible way into boating, and for experienced owners wanting something simpler and easier to manage. If you would like to find out more about the new Jeanneau Cap Camarat 6.0 CC, visit the boat's page or get in touch with the team today.
