Windeavor — A 41’ Jeanneau Three‑Cabin Sail Charter Out of Bayfield

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Windeavor — A 41’ Jeanneau Three‑Cabin Sail Charter Out of Bayfield

A bareboat or skippered charter aboard a 2023 41’ Jeanneau with modern navigation and a fully equipped galley — essential details for planning a multi‑person sailing getaway.

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Windeavor — A 41’ Jeanneau Three‑Cabin Sail Charter Out of Bayfield.

Duration
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Location
Bayfield
Operator
Superior Charters & Yacht Sales
Category
Boat Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Experience the thrill of sailing aboard Windeavor, a 41’ Jeanneau designed for comfort and performance. The boat pairs modern navigation and safety systems with spacious accommodations — three cabins and berths for eight — and a fully equipped galley and BBQ for meals at sea, making it suitable for exploratory days and relaxed overnights on the water.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

Three cabins, eight berths — built for groups
THE BOAT

Three cabins, eight berths — built for groups

Windeavor is a 2023 Jeanneau measuring 40'‑6" with a 13'‑1" beam and 7' draft. Accommodations include three cabins, two heads and sleeping space for up to eight guests, giving crews room to stretch out after a day on the water.

A fully equipped galley and onboard grill
THE GALLEY

A fully equipped galley and onboard grill

Meal prep is straightforward: a top‑load refrigerator, microwave, 2‑burner propane stove, oven and an LP gas BBQ are onboard. The charter provides stove and grill gear plus a complimentary consumable kit to get started.

Modern electronics and creature comforts
THE NAVIGATION

Modern electronics and creature comforts

Electronics include GPS radar plotter, depth sounder, knotmeter, autopilot and Bluetooth stereo. USB and 110V outlets are available in each cabin and at the nav station, and diesel heat provides warmth both dockside and underway.

What the day feels like

What being aboard feels like

Life aboard balances hands‑on sailing and comfortable downtime: furling sails and a sloop rig simplify sail handling while ample interior space, a fully equipped galley and onboard entertainment let you relax between passages. The boat’s systems are laid out to support both extended days exploring and overnight stays for a crew of up to eight.

Three cabins, eight berths — built for groups

THE BOAT

Three cabins, eight berths — built for groups

Windeavor is a 2023 Jeanneau measuring 40'‑6" with a 13'‑1" beam and 7' draft. Accommodations include three cabins, two heads and sleeping space for up to eight guests, giving crews room to stretch out after a day on the water.

A fully equipped galley and onboard grill

THE GALLEY

A fully equipped galley and onboard grill

Meal prep is straightforward: a top‑load refrigerator, microwave, 2‑burner propane stove, oven and an LP gas BBQ are onboard. The charter provides stove and grill gear plus a complimentary consumable kit to get started.

Modern electronics and creature comforts

THE NAVIGATION

Modern electronics and creature comforts

Electronics include GPS radar plotter, depth sounder, knotmeter, autopilot and Bluetooth stereo. USB and 110V outlets are available in each cabin and at the nav station, and diesel heat provides warmth both dockside and underway.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this charter suits — and who should look elsewhere.

1
Experienced skippers and competent crewsBest for people who can demonstrate recent experience on similarly sized yachts or who hold a recognized charter certification; the operator requires a boating resume to qualify a bareboat skipper.
2
Small groups and families comfortable aboardWith three cabins and berths for eight, the boat accommodates family groups or small friend crews who can live in close quarters and follow onboard rules.
3
Pet‑free travelersNot a match for those who need to travel with pets — animals are not allowed aboard.
4
Non‑smokers and lightly provisioned crewsSmoking is prohibited and the operator limits certain gear onboard (no rigid coolers, no tents, no kayaks), so bring soft‑sided gear and be prepared to supply your own food and linens.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Pack soft luggage only. Bring sleeping bags, pillows and towels (the boat does not supply linens or towels), warm and waterproof clothing, sunscreen, insect repellent, non‑marking deck shoes and any personal medications.

Provisioning & Onboard Supplies

Food, drinking water, seasonings, dishcloths and dish towels are not supplied. The charter provides a complimentary consumable kit (paper towels, trash bags, dish soap, all‑purpose cleaner, sponge, matches/lighter and marine toilet paper) as well as fridge and cooking gear.

Luggage & Allowed Items

Only soft‑sided luggage and soft coolers are permitted aboard. Do not bring tents, kayaks, or rigid coolers.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Are bed linens and towels provided?

No — boats are not equipped with bed linens or towels. Guests must bring sleeping bags, pillows and towels.

When can I board the boat before my charter?

Complimentary boarding is available any time after 6:00 p.m. the night before your charter begins.

Can I bring my pet or smoke onboard?

No — pets are not allowed and smoking is not permitted on board.

Is a generator available onboard?

No — the boat does not have a generator.

What qualifications are required to skipper the boat as a bareboat charter?

You must submit a Boating Resume. Qualified skippers will have recent charter experience aboard a similar vessel, ownership of a similar vessel, or completion of a qualified charter certification program.

Are kayaks or camping allowed during the charter?

No — kayaks are not allowed on the boats or towed behind them, and camping with tents on islands while chartering is not allowed.