Jeanneau Tonic 23 Sailboat Review, Specs, and Listings

Philippe Harle·1985 – 1989·~750 hulls·Jeanneau
Jeanneau Tonic 23 drawingBuilder drawing
Hull Type
Monohull · fin
Rig
Fractional Sloop
LOA
23.94' · 7.3 m
Disp.
2,866 lbs · 1,300 kg
First year
1985

The Jeanneau Tonic 23 is a compact yet capable cruising sailboat, designed by the prolific French naval architect Philippe Harlé. Produced by the renowned Jeanneau shipyard from 1985 to 1989, she quickly established a reputation as a fast, easily handled vessel, suitable for both quick getaways and more extended coastal cruising. This model exemplifies Jeanneau's commitment during that era to embrace fiberglass construction and create accessible, comfortable, and seaworthy yachts for a broad sailing audience.

Measurements

Dimensions 01

Length Overall
23.94 ft
Length on deck
22.58 ft
Waterline Length
20.33 ft
Beam
8.2 ft
Draft
2.3 ft
Maximum Headroom
4.08 ft
Air Draft
38.42 ft

Construction & hull 02

Construction
Fiberglass
Hull Type
Monohull
Keel Type
Fin
Rudder
1× Transom-Hung
Ballast
990 lbs (Iron)
Displacement
2,866 lbs
Water Capacity
5.3 gal
Fuel Capacity

Rig & sails 03

Rigging Type
Fractional Sloop
Mainsail luff
27.87 ft
Mainsail foot
10.5 ft
Foretriangle height
25.92 ft
Foretriangle base
7.87 ft
Forestay Length (estimated)
27.09 ft
Sail Area
248 sqft

Calculations 04

Sail Area to Displacement Ratio
19.66
Ballast to Displacement Ratio
34.54
Displacement to Length Ratio
152.27
Comfort Ratio
12.54
Capsize Screening Ratio
2.31
Hull Speed
6.04 kn

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