2012 Domestic Boat of the Year and Best Midsize Cruiser by Cruising World Magazine. With the Sun Odyssey 379, designer Marc Lombard created a boat that "sails exceedingly well with a smart, functional layout." Its chined hull design, dual helms/rudders, and spacious cockpit, make the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 379 both comfortable and fun to sail. Highlights of the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 379 include a retractable swim platform, main and jib sheeting near both helms for ease of trimming, comfortable main saloon with extra bunk in the settee, and large head with separate shower. Tharos is a well equipped version of the Sun Odyssey 379. Her shoal draft, new North Sails, in mast furling main and furling genoa, centered chartplotter on a swivel, and full dodger/bimini/connector make her a pleasure on both day sails and longer cruises. 

Anchor roller double stainless steel fitting

Anchor locker and windlass

Quest windlass with new Rochna anchor and chain

Genoa furler with furling line lead to port helm winch

Genoa tracks with adjustable Harken lead cars

Furling mast with double spreaders

All new mast lights, foredeck light and wiring in mast (2024)

Rigid boom vang 

Roller Furling Main

New North sails (2024)

Coachroof Harken self-tailing winches on both sides

Harken self-tailing primary winches 

Main and Jib Sheets lead to both helms

Mainsheet traveler with lines lead aft to cockpit

VHS with built in AIS rigged to chart plotter display.

Cockpit locker and lazarette on port side

Fold down swim platform with swim ladder

Hot and cold Cockpit shower

Propane locker in starboard lazarette

Life raft locker between the helms

Freshwater washdown

Dodger, bimini, connector

Forward is a nice sized cabin with V berth and port and starboard lockers. Shelving next to bulkhead provides extra stowage. 

Next aft is the main saloon with a u shaped settee and dining table to starboard. These convert to a double bunk. There is a bench seat and nav station to port. Along both bulkheads and under the saloon seating is ample stowage. 

The Galley, to starboard, and head, to port, are aft of the main saloon. The Galley has a full refrigerator with freezer compartment, double sink, two burner stove and oven, and more stowage for dishes, utensils, pots and pans, and food.

Aft of the Galley is a second cabin complete with queen sized bunk, bulkhead shelving, and hanging locker. 

The head has a sink, shower, and manual marine toilet. A shower door separates the shower from the sink.

From the aft side of the shower, a door opens into the large "garage" space under the port cockpit. This space is large enough to hold any number of fenders, sails, grills, and assorted other equipment.