Jeanneau has introduced the Cap Camarat 6.0 CC, a 6-metre trailorable dayboat designed for active days on the water, with a standard 115 HP engine, a contemporary look and features aimed at comfort, versatility and easy handling.
The boat is presented as part of a new era for the Cap Camarat line, targeting a generation that wants a freer, more active way to experience the sea. Jeanneau says the model is built for marine activities, relaxed moments and long days afloat.
With its compact dimensions designed for the European market, the Cap Camarat 6.0 CC is intended to be accessible to a wide range of users, regardless of experience level or budget. The standard version comes with a 115 HP engine, while a 150 HP engine is also available for those looking for more power.
The boat includes aft swim platforms, fixed cockpit seating with integrated storage and a head compartment in the forward console. Jeanneau describes it as a floating base for activities that can adapt to different needs and preferences.
New styling while keeping the Cap Camarat identity
Jeanneau says the Cap Camarat 6.0 CC keeps the core qualities that made the line successful, including seaworthiness, secure cruising and performance. The narrow hull and tapered bow are part of that heritage, while the new model also features a full-beam steering console with panoramic visibility, inspired by the Cap Camarat 9.0 CC.
The boat also offers a large cabin with storage accessible from the bow, with the layout designed to support freedom of movement on board.
Among the new elements are the Aqua Top, which extends time spent relaxing at anchor, the ambiance pack inspired by larger models, and a new Light Blue hull colour with Baltic/Iceberg upholstery.
According to Jeanneau, the Cap Camarat 6.0 CC is meant to combine the brand’s established identity with a more energetic and contemporary style for sea lovers of different generations.
Length overall: 5.94 m
Air draft: 1.84 m
CE Category: C-7 / D-7
Source/Photo: Jeanneau
