Jeanneau Merry Fisher 1295 Coupe (2026) – 40.75ft Motoryacht for Sale in France

The Jeanneau Merry Fisher 1295 Coupe is the entry-level model in Jeanneau’s renowned Merry Fisher range, designed as an ideal coupe motoryacht for weekending and extended cruising with family and friends. This 2026 new-build measures 40.75ft (12.41m) in length overall with a beam of 3.8m and a draft of 0.9m, offering stable performance and easy access to shallow harbors.

Accommodating up to 8 guests across 3 cabins, the 1295 Coupe features a forward owner’s cabin with an en-suite double berth and separate shower, plus two additional guest heads and versatile single berths. The GRP hull and superstructure ensure durability, while large hull windows and panoramic glazing deliver exceptional water views throughout the interior.

Jeanneau Merry Fisher 1295 Coupe — a new motoryacht from Jeanneau (new model 2025 build, 2026 model year). The Merry Fisher 1295 Coupé features a planing GRP hull with triple 300hp outboard engines (Yamaha F300 or optional Mercury). It includes three cabins and two head compartments, with a forward owner's cabin featuring a separate shower. The boat offers panoramic water views through large hull windows and a forward owner's cabin with panoramic visibility. Fuel capacity is 1,174 liters (310 US gal), providing a range of 160–200 miles at cruising speeds of 20–30 knots. Top speed is approximately 39–40 knots, with efficient cruising between 20 and 30 knots consuming 5–6 liters per mile. Standard features include joystick control, electric steering, bow thruster, and two fridges with 144L total refrigeration capacity.

Powered by triple 300hp V6 outboards (Mercury or Yamaha options), the Merry Fisher 1295 Coupe reaches a top speed of 39 knots and cruises efficiently between 20–30 knots, consuming just 5–6 liters per nautical mile. With a fuel capacity of 1,174 liters (310 US gal) and fresh water capacity of 400 liters (105 US gal), the yacht offers a realistic range of 200 miles at 20 knots and 160–170 miles at 30 knots.

The planing hull design ensures smooth handling in varied conditions, while the low-speed plane capability allows for quiet, fuel-efficient cruising at 20–25 knots with minimal engine noise. Standard performance includes 300 HP per engine at 5,500 rpm, delivering maximum thrust and reliability for coastal and offshore adventures.