Jeanneau Merry Fisher 795 ready for adventure Anyone looking for a comfortable and versatile motorboat for day trips, weekends away and holidays on the water will find this 2017 Jeanneau Merry Fisher 795 an appealing candidate. The boat is designed as a compact cruising boat with a smart layout, a sheltered indoor helm position and enough amenities for two adults to head out in comfort. She feels at home on inland waterways, lakes and rivers, but can also handle coastal waters well when conditions allow. With her V-hull, manageable dimensions and powerful Yamaha outboard, the Merry Fisher combines the convenience of a modern cabin cruiser with the fun of brisk cruising. With an overall length of around 7.00 metres and a beam of 2.96 metres, the Jeanneau offers a stable platform and surprisingly generous living space. Her draft of approximately 0.40 metres also makes her interesting for shallower cruising areas and moorings that are harder to reach with a deeper boat. The air draft of about 2.50 metres helps when planning routes with bridges, especially on popular inland waters. Jeanneau Merry Fisher 795 now in the online auction. Anyone can bid up to and including 24 August 2026. What makes this Merry Fisher 795 suitable for holidays? She is set up to make life on board simple and enjoyable. In the cabin you’ll find a dinette that invites long evenings inside, for example when the weather turns or when you prefer to sit sheltered. The presence of a fridge and freezer makes it possible to keep provisions cool during a multi-day trip, which makes this motorboat especially practical for holiday use. There are fixed berths for one person plus an additional berth, so the boat is primarily aimed at two occupants who want to stay overnight in comfort. A manual toilet is on board and the discharge does not go directly into open water, which is an important plus for many cruising areas. How does she handle and what can you expect from the engine? On the transom is a 200 hp Yamaha outboard from 2017, electric start and stated to be operational. With around 350 engine hours, she has been used neatly, without being near the end of her service life. This combination suits the character of the Jeanneau Merry Fisher 795 well: relaxed cruising when you want to enjoy the scenery, but also the option to pick up speed when you want to reach the next destination more quickly. Instruments such as the tachometer, temperature gauge, oil pressure gauge and fuel gauge provide the information you like to have close at hand underway. Is manoeuvring and docking easy? She is equipped with an electric bow thruster, which can make a noticeable difference in marinas, locks and in crosswinds. Steering is via a wheel from an inside helm position, allowing you to cruise sheltered while maintaining good visibility of your surroundings. Anchoring is also comfortably arranged: one anchor is present with chain and line, and an electric windlass helps operate the anchor without much effort. For those who anchor often in a bay or on a lake, this is a welcome feature. What navigation equipment is on board for safe cruising? This Merry Fisher 795 is notably well equipped in terms of navigation. She features AIS, GPS and a chartplotter, complemented by radar, VHF radio, depth sounder, fishfinder, compass and log/speedometer. This makes her attractive for those who don’t only cruise familiar waters, but also like exploring new routes. Especially on larger waters and in changing conditions, this equipment provides extra situational awareness and supports planning and executing passages. In addition to navigation, the electrical system is practically set up with 12V and 220V on board, shore power, a battery charger and an inverter. This allows easy connection in the marina and the use of onboard appliances you prefer to run on 220V. Outside you’ll find features that make time on deck enjoyable, such as a bimini for shade, exterior cushions and a cockpit table for food and drinks in the cockpit. The swim platform with swim ladder invites a refreshing dip, while the guardrails, fenders and lines add comfort when docking. An electric bilge pump and a lifebuoy are present as basic safety equipment. According to the information provided, she was last taken out of the water in 2026 and antifouling was applied in 2026. No indications of osmosis have been reported. This Jeanneau Merry Fisher 795 is therefore an interesting option for anyone looking for a Jeanneau motorboat, a Merry Fisher 795 for sale via boat auction, or a compact cabin cruiser with a Yamaha 200 hp. She offers an inviting mix of comfort, ease of handling and equipment for relaxed boating away from the crowds.