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Time To RSVP for the New England Jeanneau Owners Rendezvous!Where – Newport, RI and Cuttyhunk, MA When – June 21-23, 2019, That’s four short weeks away! Hello New England Jeanneau Owners! We’re writing to remind you to RSVP for the New England Jeanneau Owners Rendezvous. As you may recall, here’s the itinerary – Friday, June 21 – Meet Up in …
by Jeanneau 25 Apr 15:17 PDT Jeanneau steps forward as the first boat builder to develop an innovative concept that meets the demands of the sharing economy with the launch of the SUN LOFT 47. Developed to take advantage of evolving trends, the SUN LOFT 47 is designed first and foremost to be chartered by berth. It directly responds to …
We look forward to a nice show weekend. We will be showing the all new Jeanneau 490. One of the best sailing boats in her class with safer walk around decks for all ages, young and older. Largest cockpit for entertaining friends and family. Scroll for more information on the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 490! Next Weekend Join us at the …
REGISTRATION – ITINERARY – BVI 2018 – F.A.Q. – BOUTIQUE Join this fun rendezvous regardless if you are an owner or not. If you are not an owner and purchase a Jeanneau from BYS in the next 12 months, we will reimburse you for the charter week fees. If you are an owner in New England and participate, we …
BRISTOL, R.I. (January 25th, 2019) – Jeanneau America and Beneteau America announce their continued partnership with the US Sailing Team and sponsorship of the 2019 Hempel World Cup Series Miami. The leading boat builders have been sponsors of the team since 2014 and will continue to have a strong presence in high-performance sailing as Official Partners of the US Sailing Team and as the Exclusive …
Saturday we got up early and sailed to Great Guana Key. The sail from Manjack to GGC took about five hours. Upon entering the cove we picked up a mooring ($20 a day, a skiff comes around 8:30 am to collect cash). After packing for the beach we loaded up in the dinghy and headed for the public dock at …
Friday I woke up to this view from my cabin (left). After getting ready and eating some breakfast we set sail for Manjack. The sail took about 40 minutes. It was a beautiful sunny, cloudless day. While we sailed I read about the island. We anchored in a cove with a handful of other boats. From what I could …
