In 2000, the French architect Oliver Petit designed the Sun 2000, a small sailing cabin cruiser by Jeanneau whose water lines are reminiscent of those of a Mini 6.50. Squared stern, maximum beam set back and vertical bow starboard are the characteristics of this hull suitable for club racing and coastal cruising. Its small size makes it trailerable, an operation facilitated by the lifting external rudder and the mobile drift that reduces the draft to 30 centimeters. The rigging is split, with a small jib that can be replaced by an asymmetrical sail to be rigged on the retractable bowsprit. The large cockpit leads to the sacrifice of the interiors that develop around an oval table with four berths, sink and chart table. Boat equipped with approved road trailer of 2011 overhauled and in excellent condition TACK TICK and jib roll instrumentation

The Sun Fast 3300 was designed by the marine engineering duo [ANDRIEU│VERDIER] and completely built using a casting process by infusion.