Voyage 125 Jeanneau

Designed by Guy Ribadeau Dumas and launched in 1987, the Voyage 125 represents Jeanneau's commitment to creating capable cruising sailboats that balance comfort with seaworthiness. This 41-foot masthead sloop features a moderate displacement design with a fin keel and skeg-mounted rudder configuration that provides excellent directional stability and protection for the rudder assembly. With a displacement of nearly 18,000 pounds and substantial ballast of 7,385 pounds, the Voyage 125 offers the stability and sea-kindly motion that long-distance cruisers appreciate. The comfortable 24.76 comfort ratio suggests this boat will provide a stable platform in offshore conditions, while the capsize screening value of 2.04 indicates reasonable safety margins for coastal and offshore passages. The generous beam of over 13 feet translates to spacious accommodations below, making extended cruising more comfortable for couples or small families. Her moderate sail area to displacement ratio suggests steady, predictable sailing characteristics rather than racing performance, perfectly suited to the boat's cruising mission. The reliable 55-horsepower engine provides adequate auxiliary power for maneuvering in tight quarters or powering through calms. This French-built cruiser appeals to sailors seeking a well-built platform for serious coastal and offshore cruising adventures.

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