New Jeanneau Merry Fisher 795: What UK Buyers Should Know About The Latest Weekender
The current
Merry Fisher 795 Series 2 is a compact outboard weekender designed for family coastal cruising and short overnight trips. Burton Waters currently advertises on-the-water pricing from £80,969, although the final price depends on engine choice, trim level and optional equipment.
With an overall length of 8.14m, one cabin and four berths, it sits in the part of the Jeanneau range where day boating starts to become practical weekend cruising.
What is new about the Series 2?
Jeanneau describes the Series 2 as having a redesigned hull with a versatile traditional V shape. The cockpit includes U-shaped seating that converts into a sundeck, while the interior provides a galley, storage and an enclosed head compartment. Hot water is available as an option rather than being standard equipment.
A coupé door makes boarding easier, and the enclosed wheelhouse provides useful protection for UK boating outside the warmest summer months. Our guide to
the Merry Fisher range explains where the 795 sits within the wider line-up.
The key specifications
| Specification |
Merry Fisher 795 Series 2 |
| Overall length |
8.14m / 26ft 8in |
| Hull length |
7.19m / 23ft 7in |
| Beam |
2.82m / 9ft 3in |
| Draft |
0.58m / 1ft 10in |
| Maximum air draft |
2.34m / 7ft 8in |
| Cabins |
1 |
| Berths |
4 |
| Fuel capacity |
280 litres |
| Water capacity |
100 litres |
| Engine options |
Single outboard, 150hp–250hp |
| CE category |
C-9 |
| Advertised price |
From £80,969 on the water |
Burton Waters lists a cruising speed of around 27.1 knots and an indicative cruising range of 150 miles, based on specified test conditions and the largest engine option. Actual speed and range will vary with engine, load, sea state, hull condition and driving style.
The relatively shallow draft and modest air draft can make the model suitable for a mixture of coastal, estuary and some inland cruising, subject to local navigation restrictions. Buyers considering inland use should also read our guide to
buying a Jeanneau for the Broads.
How does it suit UK boating?
The enclosed wheelhouse is one of the 795's strongest practical features for British conditions, allowing owners to cruise comfortably when the weather is cooler or unsettled.
A petrol outboard also changes the ownership picture compared with diesel-powered inboard boats. The
red diesel duty changes that affect many diesel-powered craft do not apply to petrol in the same way.
For destination ideas, see our guide to the
best British boating locations.
Merry Fisher 795 or 795 Sport?
The standard 795 Series 2 is positioned as a comfortable wheelhouse weekender, while the Sport version places more emphasis on outdoor and activity-focused use. Our
795 Sport walk through explains the differences in more detail.
New Jeanneau boats benefit from a three-year general manufacturer's warranty and a ten-year structural warranty on the hull and deck, subject to Jeanneau's maintenance and warranty conditions.
Where does it sit in the range?
The 795 is aimed at buyers who want more overnight capability than a pure day boat without moving into a much larger cruiser. That helps explain why
Merry Fishers are popular with UK families.
For more accommodation, the
Merry Fisher 895 Series 2 offers two cabins. Buyers considering larger luxury motor yachts can also compare the
Prestige F4.3 and
Prestige F5.7.
Before ordering, it is also worth comparing
new versus used boats.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Merry Fisher 795 cost in the UK?
Burton Waters currently advertises the Merry Fisher 795 Series 2 from £80,969 on the water. Optional equipment and engine specification can increase the final price.
How many people can sleep on a Merry Fisher 795?
The model provides four berths and one cabin.
What engine can the Merry Fisher 795 use?
Current specifications list single-outboard options from 150hp to 250hp.
Is the Merry Fisher 795 suitable for coastal cruising?
Yes. It carries CE Category C certification for up to nine people, meaning it is designed for conditions up to Force 6 winds and significant wave heights up to 2 metres, subject to safe operation and the limits in the owner's documentation.
What warranty comes with a new Jeanneau?
Jeanneau offers a three-year general warranty and a ten-year structural warranty, subject to its conditions and required maintenance.
If the 795 is on your shortlist, arrange a viewing with
Burton Waters Boat Sales to discuss engine options, current availability, delivery and part exchange.