Do you dream of life on the water – but not of a sky-high price tag?
We’re looking for two co-owners to share our little slice of paradise at the Aegean sea:
A character-filled, lovingly maintained Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 42CC – built for big dreams and endless summers.
Step aboard this elegant center-cockpit sailing yacht: a timeless blend of comfort, power, and ultimate freedom.
Built in 1998, cherished with care, always privately owned – and fully ready for sun-soaked days in the Mediterranean and relaxed island-hopping adventures.
If you dream of lazy afternoons at anchor in Greece, crisp mornings overlooking turquoise waters, and living to the rhythm of the sea – without the financial burden of carrying all the costs alone – then this could very well be your dream boat too.
Sailing Yacht 'Vivavi' for share
Sailing Turkey
Sailing Turkey
Sailing Greece
๐ Why You’ll Love Her
(Possibly the best-kept 42CC in the Med…)
๐ข Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 42CC – 1998
12.80 m x 4.10 m x 2.00 m | Center Cockpit | 2 Cabins
At the time, this was the most complete and luxurious version of the 42CC – and it shows in every detail.
๐ Lovingly maintained – never chartered
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Only 6,000 miles sailed, exclusively private: Croatia, Greece, Turkey
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Always in winter storage (10 months per year!) on a secured shipyard, with full winter cover
- Extremely reliable owners who maintained her with visible love and care
๐ง Excellent condition & strong systems
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Yanmar 4JH2TE Turbo Diesel – one of the best 4-cylinders in its class
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Only 3000+ hours (as of July 2025)
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Last major service: August 2024 (oil, filters, V-belt, additional space parts on board)
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Oversized Harken winches (5 in total) 2x 42 / 2x54 manual+ E-winch 54 (main/genoa furling) – powerful and easy to use
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Drive system fully updated (Allpa stern tube 2018, flexible coupling 2024, Maxprop 2018)
โ๏ธ Anchor like a pro
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Nr 1 recommended Ultra Anchor 27 + Flip Swivel Stainless Steel - best tested for maximum holding power (July 2025 - euro 3200)
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Stainless Steel Chain 70 mtr – strong, clean and durable (July 2023 - euro 2500)
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Fully self-sufficient for 14+ days at anchor – no marina needed
๐งญ Comfort & safety at sea
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Raymarine 60+ nav system incl. AIS Class B transceiver
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Fixed polycarbonate cockpit windscreen with aluminum frame
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Full LED lighting throughout – cozy and energy-efficient
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Spacious master cabin with private ensuite bathroom – rare and luxurious
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Epoxy treatment in 2015 – structurally sound and ready for adventure
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Ocean-capable design – overqualified for the Med, which adds peace of mind
- Antifouling June 2025 – International Micron (incl. 10L spare onboard)
๐ Immaculate interior – looks nearly new
Original condition throughout. No kids, no pets, and only lightly used (just 2 months a year as a floating home – not a sailboat). Owners were senior and meticulous. Even the curtains were kept closed to prevent UV fading. Inside, she looks and feels like a boat less than 4 years old.
๐ฟ Timeless look – zero teak trouble
Warm teak accents in the cockpit, but no teak on deck – so no leaks, no slippery surfaces, and no costly maintenance. Just classic style with all the modern benefits.
๐ฟ Hot showers, inside & out
New hot water tank means you can enjoy a private warm shower in the master cabin ensuite, complete with its own door.
Or rinse off outside after a swim – with both hot and cold deck shower options.
Guests? They’ll love the forward cabin, which also includes access to a shower.
๐งผ Zero leaks. Zero damage. Zero odor.
This yacht is 100% dry and fresh – from bow to stern.
Step aboard and feel the difference.
๐ EU VAT paid – fully documented and ready to sail away
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Fully equipped – ready to go today
- Currently under Polish Flag (New fractional owners will be added to this registration)
๐ Pro's & Cons of Sharing a Boat
Pro's
1. Financial relief
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The purchase price, winterstorage, insurance, and maintenance costs are shared.
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You can enjoy a larger or more luxurious boat than you could afford on your own.
- Contribution based on the market value at that time will be returned (advantage). With a demonstrably well-maintained boat like this, we do not expect significant depreciation.
2. Added value through shared investments
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Upgrades (new sails, solar panels, navigation systems) become affordable because the costs are split between multiple owners.
3. Less downtime
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A shared boat is used more frequently, keeping her in good condition and making the investment more worthwhile.
4. Peace of Mind Holidays
- You’ll have a clearly defined season that’s entirely yours – no confusion, no disputes, just peace of mind.
5. Practical convenience
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Maintenance will be handled by an appointed boat manager.
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With clear agreements, there’s less for you to organise personally.
6. Less emotional pressure
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You don’t have to feel guilty if the boat sits unused for weeks, because other owners are making use of her.
Cons
1. Limited availability
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You won’t always have access to the boat when you want to sail spontaneously.
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It requires flexibility and good communication.
2. Different expectations
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Differences in usage (sailing vs. motoring, frequent anchoring vs. always staying in a marina) can lead to disagreements.
3. Maintenance & cleaning disagreements
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Not everyone has the same standard of “well maintained,” so a clear standard must be agreed upon.
- Same goes for cleaning. The boat must be kept clean and well-maintained during use, and upon changeover it is to be left in immaculate condition.
4. Financial arrangements must be tight
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Unexpected costs, upgrades, or damage must be shared fairly.
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If one party fails to pay or meet obligations, it can cause tension.
5. Responsibility and liability
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Damage caused by another owner can affect your sailing time or enjoyment, even if you’re not paying for the repair.
6. Less freedom for major decisions
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Upgrades, changes to the home port, or the sale of the boat usually require unanimous agreement.