Compass, Sumlog, VHF Radio, Echo sounder, Map plotter, GPS

Bimini-Top

Rudder (Bow), Position flares, anchor windlass electric

cushion cover, Deck shower, holding tank, Bathing ladder, Cockpit table, cockpit speakers, bathing platform, Sun beds at bow

JEANNEAU CAP CAMARAT 12.5 WA +3x 300HP YAMAHA 4T . AVAILABLE SOON IN 2023.
The Cap Camarat 12.5 WA, the super-luxury universe of the big outboard day-cruisers.
THE CAP CAMARAT SPIRIT BASED ON NAUTICAL PERFORMANCE, ON-BOARD COMFORT AND LAYOUT INNOVATION
Entering the super luxury world of large outboard day-cruisers, the new Cap Camarat 12.5 WA highlights the following main points:
PRESTIGIOUS FIRMS
Michael Peters who has designed a magnificent V hull without step, and the Sarrazin design cabinet who has imagined a very pure design interpreting the Cap Camarat signature, allowing the new Cap Camarat 12.5 WA to enter the world of luxury.
VERY HIGH PERFORMANCE
With a maximum power of 900 hp, (2x450 hp or 3x300 hp), and a V-hull signed by Michael Peters, one of the best specialists in the world, the announced performances are at the height of the ambitions. The first tests have validated these high performances with remarkable sailing comfort.
GENEROUS DIMENSIONS
11m 90 in maximum length and 3m 58 in maximum width have allowed to express with generosity well separated living area volumes and perfect ergonomics in a new approach for the outboard boat.
MAJOR INNOVATIONS
In the spirit of Cap Camarat, the volumes of the living areas are perfectly designed and balanced, incorporating some major innovations. The forward facing saloon offers an incomparable extra living area space. The cockpit terrace provides an extraordinary volume in anchorage. The multi-configuration exterior galley becomes the focal point on board.
LUXURIOUS INTERIORS
The luxury of the space and the materials used magnify the Cap Camarat spirit. The "full beam" rear cabin with its king-size bed, as well as the separate shower area, contribute to this extraordinary comfort. Finally, the large windows overlooking the sea open up the space to the outside.