My boat is a 1990 Jeanneau Voyage 11.20. It is a little-known sloop because the French shipyard has only produced it for 3 years and almost all the specimens have been sold in France. From the Voyage project, the better-known Sun Odyssey was developed.

It is approved for 10 people and has 8 beds (including the saloon). It has 3 cabins with private sinks and a shower room with hot water.
It mounts a furling genoa of 45sqm and a battened mainsail of 25sqm.
Diesel tank: 110 lt; Water tank: 250 lt.
Above deck we have a comfortable beach with a ladder that makes it very easy to get up from the water; teak cockpit with removable table; comfortable hatches; sunbathing bow).
Below deck: from the cockpit you go down to the very large saloon with chart table, very spacious galley and dinette with very large sofa and table (the table can be lowered to make the sofa a mega double bed if necessary).
The saloon leads to all the other spaces: a bathroom with heated shower; bow cabin, 2 aft cabins and the engine room.
Below deck and in the cabins there is a minimum height of 180cm but for the most part it reaches 200cm.
The forward cabin is normally used by me to leave more privacy to the guests (max 4 unless they are families/groups who take the entire boat) in the aft cabins that also find the bathroom at hand.  Depending on the needs of the crew, the layouts can be changed and the mega bed of the saloon can also be used.