First hoisting sail launched on the Jeanneau Alizé a four-berth sailing yacht opening up opportunities for recreational boating.

Jeanneau sailboats history. That same year Éric Tabarly captured the publics attention when he competed in the English transatlantic race lOstar aboard his 44-foot ketch the Pen Duick II. Jeanneau created the first all-fibreglass boat. 03192012 UPDATED COMPANY INFORMATION BASED UPON EMAIL FROM COMPANY REP.

Designed by great naval architects each sailboat launched by the brand benefits from indisputable worldwide renown. Jeanneau has over 60 years of experience in building quality powerboats and sailboats worldwide. PRESTIGE was born 30 years ago with the desire to create exceptional boats designed for exceptional customers for those who aspire to live out their dreams.

The Jeanneau Owners Network is an independent group developed by Jeanneau Owners as an authoritative resource for those who own or are interested in Jeanneau Yachts and Boats worldwide. Dreams became a reality when his yard created the first all-fiberglass boat. That same year a dream became a reality.

Boats for sale through the JEANNEAU dealer network. This page will only mention Henry Jeanneau and the distant past briefly as we feel the recent history of Jeanneau is more relevant today. The swinging 60s influenced Jeanneau design and in 1961 Jeanneaus very first fiberglass motor boat called The Calanque made its debut.

This was followed by two other but much less successful van de Stadt designs the J. 100317 SECOND MANUFACTURER FACILITY ADDED. That understanding of what works on our oceans around the world translates across all models and types whether motor or sail.

JEANNEAU MOVED TO ANNAPOLIS FROM 128 HOWARD ST. Jeanneau has long made yachts with an emphasis on passion quality and enjoyment founded in 1957 by Henri Jeanneau who set out to indulge his passion of boat building creating his company The Nautical Hall of the West in Les Herbiers France which would later become the Jeanneau shipyards. Significant Changes in Yacht construction.