Sailing Yacht · 15,23 m JOLLY JUMPER
JOLLY JUMPER, fast and sturdy, is a sailing yacht built in aluminum designed by Pierre Rolland. She is a unique vessel designed for short-handed offshore sailing. She already has a round-the-world trip under her belt, completed with her only owner!
Very well equipped, JOLLY JUMPER remains functional and practical; she has all the qualities required to seduce those who wish to leave for a long journey in complete safety.
The numerous navigations of JOLLY JUMPER have allowed her to be maintained regularly, and to be improved to always be ready to sail at the maximum of her performance.
Specifications
- Model
- Voilier 50ft
- Year built
- 2010
- Builder
- G.Voisin
- Architect
- Pierre Rolland
- Designer
- Patrick Roseo
- Length
- 15,23 m
- Beam
- 4,96 m
- Draft
- 3,45 m
- Displacement
- 13,00 t
- Construction
- Aluminium
- Engine
- YANMAR 4JH4 HTE 75HP
- Fuel capacity
- 350 l
- Water capacity
- 200 l
- Flag
- French
- Cabins
- 2
- Guests
- 6
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