The Sun Way 25 is characterized by Tony Castro’s signature approach to hull volume, which provides significant initial stability without sacrificing too much light-air sensitivity. With a fractional 7/8 rig and a relatively generous sail area-to-displacement ratio for a pocket cruiser, the boat is known for being responsive in light to moderate breezes. Under sail, the boat tracks well due to its balanced waterlines, though like many light-displacement French cruisers of this vintage, it can become tender if over-canvassed in gusts. The handling is notably light, often described as "dinghy-like" in its tiller responsiveness. A great first sailing yacht for someone. A highly competitive option for those seeking a compact, easy-to-handle cruiser that offers more amenities than a standard daysailer. It is particularly well-suited for young families or couples moving up from dinghies. This is a great fin keeled 1994 example - ready for new adventures. Last lifted out 11/2025. Fore sale due to relocation abroad. Lying in the water here in Bangor, Northern Ireland UK69
1994 Jeanneau Sun Way 25
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Specifications
Detailed technical specs of this 1994 Jeanneau Sun Way 25, located in Great Britain. Find detailed information on dimensions, engines, fuel and water capacity, and onboard equipment.
Length
7.62 m25' 1"
Beam
2.74 m9'
Draft
1.24 m4' 1"
Main dimensions
Length overall (LOA), m
7.62
Waterline length (LWL), m
6.61
Length on deck (LD), m
7.57
Beam, m
2.74
Maximum draft, m
1.24
Minimum draft, m
1.24
Bridge clearance, m
11.6
Sail plan and keel
Sails
Battened MainsailSpinnakerFurling Genoa
Engines and performance
Engine options
Yanmar 1GM10
Cruising speed, kn
5
Max speed, kn
6
Fuel capacity, l
26
Passenger capacity
Max people onboard
6
Seating capacity
6
Total cabins
2
Total heads
1
Cabin headroom height
1.32
Tonnage
Displacement, t
1.8
Fresh water capacity, l
50










































