2012 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 33i - Swing Keel | Twin Rudders | Two Cabins
The 2012 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 33i offers an excellent balance of sailing performance, comfort and practicality. This particular model features the sought-after swing keel and twin rudder configuration, providing added versatility for exploring shallow waterways, coastal cruising and accessing shallow anchorages.
The swing keel comprises a short external iron keel fin housing a pivoting galvanised steel centreboard, with draft varying from just 0.85m with the centreboard retracted to 2.20m when fully lowered.
Powered by a Yanmar 3YM20 21HP inboard diesel with shaft drive, regularly serviced and in excellent condition. Under sail, she is equipped with a mainsail and furling headsail, along with lazy jacks and a mainsail drop bag for easy handling.
The interior offers a practical two-cabin layout, featuring a private forward V-berth and an exceptionally spacious aft cabin with a large beam-spanning double berth. The galley is well equipped, with a stainless steel sink, fridge, gas oven/grill and two-burner stove.
- Swing keel with variable draft from 0.85m to 2.20m
- Twin spade rudders
- Mainsail and furling headsail
- Mainsail drop bag and lazy jacks
- Simrad multi-screen instrumentation with wind and depth
- Two-cabin accommodation with spacious aft double berth
- Galley with large stainless steel sink, fridge, gas oven/grill and two-burner stove
- Pump-out toilet with hot and cold shower in head and at transom
- Electric anchor winch
- 160L fresh water capacity
- 140L fuel capacity
- 80L holding tank
- Solar charging
- Full boat cover
A 2024 survey is attached or available upon request, with an additional out-of-water survey completed in April 2026, also available for inspection.
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A versatile and capable 33-foot sailing yacht offering comfortable accommodation and excellent sailing flexibility. The swing keel and twin rudders make this a particularly practical option for those wanting to explore waters that conventional fixed-keel yachts may struggle to access.