Technical Mastery Propels Jeanneau 57 Greek Island Yacht Charter Aesthetic

Jeanneau 57 technical innovation liberates spaces shaped by new designer materials born of classical sensibilities and destined for luxury yacht charter to Aegean, Ionian waters.

With an overall length of 58ft and superior, sweeping coolcut hull,  Jeanneau 57 also outclasses her sister, Jeanneau 53, by sheer sumptuous, interior luxury elegance, yet always supported by the practical demands of long cruise Mediterranean yacht charter.

First premiered at Cannes and Genoa Yacht Shows in 2009, Jeanneau 57 represents contemporary, new design convergence. A slinky, panorama of abundant sunlight-emitting windows and large flush mounted deck hatches swoop around the subtly enlarged hull profile. Two large companionway sliding doors smoothly open out to the twin steering helm and electric aft platform with integrated, dinghy storage space.

Below deck, breathtaking, fine teak woodwork sculpts robust yet elegant spatial contours around the rich plum and soft beige furnished seating and lounging, from the dining saloon to the 3, 4 or 5 cabin option areas with their private head compartments. The Owner’s stateroom is forward with large en-suite, aft are a twin guest and 2 single berths, transformable into one large double berth and washrooms, all symmetrical to port and starboard.

New generation Harken powered winches and electric headsail furler brings electrically assisted sail handling to deliver unparalled power performance for skippered yacht charter to the perennial favourite cruising waters around the Aegean. Over 2,000 Greek islands, ranging from cosmopolitan to tranquil, pine-clad and hilly, rich with stucco white buildings and bluedomed churches, can be glimpsed from the bays of Rhodes, Kos or Samos or the bustling ports of Skiathos or Paros.

By George Clifford