2004 Jeanneau Prestige 46

Step aboard and you’ll notice how generous the Prestige 46 feels for a 46-footer. The saloon’s deep windows and opposing sofas create a bright, social space that works as well for evening cocktails as it does for a quiet morning coffee. Below, the three-cabin layout gives true separation between guests and owners, with a private en-suite in the forward cabin and a surprisingly spacious midship berth. On deck, broad side decks and solid railings make line handling and anchoring feel secure, while the flybridge layout keeps the skipper in the conversation with guests. Thoughtful storage throughout means longer trips are practical, not just possible.

In this cruising area, conditions can change quickly, and the Prestige 46’s hull design and weight give a reassuring, planted ride when the breeze comes up. The flybridge is ideal for spotting traffic and markers in busy waterways, while still offering enough shelter for longer passages. With three cabins and two heads, it’s perfectly sized for extended weekends with family or another couple without anyone feeling cramped. The moderate draft opens up access to shallower anchorages and tucked-away coves. Efficient diesel power and generous tankage make it a smart choice for boaters who like to roam between marinas and quiet overnight spots without constantly watching the fuel gauge.