International 50 Sailboats for Sale

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull Type

Monohull · wing

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

49.75' · 15.16 m

Disp.

33,000 lbs · 14,969 kg

First year

1994

The International 50 is a purposebuilt cruising yacht that emerged from a highprofile collaboration between the French shipyard Jeanneau and the renowned naval architecture firm Farr Yacht Design. First introduced in 1994, the model was specifically commissioned by The Moorings to serve as the flagship for their crewed charter operations. While many production yachts of this era were adapted for charter use, the International 50 was engineered from its inception to withstand the rigors of heavy commercial service while maintaining the performance pedigree associated with Bruce Farr’s office. It is effectively a specialized evolution of the earlier Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 51, featuring a reconfigured interior and a modified keel profile designed for the shallow cruising grounds of the Caribbean and South Pacific.