Jeanneau Sailing Sun Odyssey 410

Jeanneau Sailing Sun Odyssey 410

The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 410 is the latest addition to Jeanneau’s renowned sailing yacht range — a stunning evolution that masterfully blends innovation, performance, and comfort.

Designed by acclaimed naval architects Philippe Briand and Marc Lombard, with interior styling by Jean-Marc Piaton, the Sun Odyssey 410 continues Jeanneau’s tradition of harmonising cutting-edge features with timeless elegance.

Following in the award-winning footsteps of the Sun Odyssey 440 and 490, this 41-foot yacht perfects the balance of power and pleasure. Its sleek, powerful hull, inspired by the revolutionary design of the 440, offers an exhilarating yet effortlessly smooth sailing experience — a true benchmark in its class.

Key Features and Innovations:

• Full-length hard chine for enhanced stability and improved hull performance

• Inverted bow for fine entry, optimal weight distribution, and striking aesthetics

• Elevated bow reduces drag and improves speed

• Self-aligning rudders with precision bearings for a responsive, intuitive helm

• Powerful retractable bow thruster for confident manoeuvring

• Cathedral-style standing rigging with wide, walkaround side decks for safe and easy movement

• Integrated bowsprit for added sail options and anchoring versatility

Interior: Light, Space, and Smart Design

Step below deck to discover an airy, luminous saloon where every inch is optimised for comfort and functionality. The central galley, generous storage, and an inviting daybed create a space that feels much larger than you’d expect on a yacht of this size.

With its innovative layout and attention to detail, the Sun Odyssey 410 offers exceptional versatility, available in four interior configurations:

• 2 cabins / 1 head

• 3 cabins / 2 heads

• Optional cabin for use as a workshop or dedicated storage area

• Shoal keel version also available

Award-winning design, luxurious comfort, and outstanding performance, the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 410 redefines what’s possible at sea.