3 found listings
| Sailboat used de 2008 |
Motorisation : 2 x 55ch
 Dimension : 14,64m x 7,7m |
| Sailboat used de 2008 |
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Motorisation : 2 x 55ch
Dimension : 14,64m x 7m |
| Sailboat used de 2008 |
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Motorisation : 2 x 55ch
Dimension : 14,3m x 7,7m |
| Sailboat used de 2013 |
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Motorisation : 2 x 40ch
Dimension : 13,3m x 7,4m |
| Sailboat used de 2021 |
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Motorisation : 2 x 30ch
Dimension : 13,93m x 6,63m |
| Sailboat used de 2021 |
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Motorisation : 2 x 37ch
Dimension : 14,02m x 7,7m |
| Sailboat used de 2012 |
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Motorisation : 1 x 55ch
Dimension : 13,98m x 4,43m |
| Sailboat used de 2018 |
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Motorisation : 2 x 57ch
Dimension : 12,8m x 7,68m |
| Sailboat used de 2022 |
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Motorisation : 2 x 57ch
Dimension : 13,22m x 7,68m |
| Sailboat new de 2025 |
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Motorisation : 2 x 50ch
Dimension : 12,84m x 7,07m |
| Sailboat new de 2024 |
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Motorisation : 1 x 57ch
Dimension : 14,8m x 4,49m |
| Sailboat new de 2024 |
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Motorisation : 1 x 80ch
Dimension : 14,6m x 4,79m |
| Sailboat used de 2018 |
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Motorisation : 2 x 90ch
Dimension : 13,96m x 7,87m |
| Sailboat used de 2021 |
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Motorisation : 1 x 57ch
Dimension : 13,09m x 3,95m |
| Sailboat new de 2025 |
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Motorisation : 1 x 57ch
Dimension : 14,8m x 4,29m |
| Sailboat used de 2018 |
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Motorisation : 2 x 57ch
Dimension : 12,79m x 7,68m |
Since its creation, the Fountaine Pajot shipyard has established itself as a key player in the nautical industry, particularly in the design of catamarans. Founded in the 1970s, the shipyard initially achieved success with sailing models before diversifying into cruising yachts offering comfort and performance. Over the decades, Fountaine Pajot has evolved by integrating technological innovations while maintaining quality standards. The brand's reputation rests on its modern designs, attention to detail, and space optimization, making its catamarans popular choices among sailors worldwide. Today, with flagship models like the Salina 48, the shipyard continues to captivate sailing enthusiasts, combining elegance, comfort, and safety on the water.
In the Fountaine Pajot range, the Salina 48 stands out as a large-volume catamaran, directly meeting the demands of an increasingly competitive market. Its development was designed to offer comfort and performance, with an elegant design by the Berret-Racoupeau studio. Gradually replacing the Bahia, this model aims to appeal to sailors seeking space and amenities while maintaining good maneuverability. The Salina 48 thus provides an adapted response to the expectations of modern sailors, seeking a harmonious combination of comfort on board and sailing experience.
The Berret Racoupeau studio played a key role in the design of the Salina 48, bringing its recognized expertise in the design of large catamarans. With sleek and modern lines, the Salina 48 stands out with innovations in comfort and safety on board. Large glazed areas promote natural light, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Additionally, the intelligent layout of the cabins and living spaces optimizes circulation and storage, allowing occupants to fully enjoy their sea adventures. The design elements, such as the large cockpit and functional bar, were carefully thought out to ensure a pleasant and friendly sailing experience.
The Fountaine Pajot Salina 48 is an impressive catamaran measuring 14.30 meters in length with a 1.10-meter draft, offering a good balance between performance and shallow water navigation. Equipped with a 40 horsepower engine, it ensures optimal maneuverability in various conditions. Inside, the Salina 48 stands out for its layout designed for comfort with four spacious cabins, each featuring its own bathroom, capable of accommodating 8 to 10 people. The open kitchen to the saloon, enhanced by a functional bar, facilitates convivial moments, while the large cockpit invites relaxation and outdoor dining. The ample living space and natural lighting make this catamaran particularly pleasant on board, ideal for unforgettable cruises.
The Fountaine Pajot Salina 48 stands out for its impressive performance under sail, offering a smooth and enjoyable maritime experience. Its thoughtful design, with an optimized deck plan, allows exceptional maneuverability, even in windy conditions. Wide circulation spaces between the cockpit and saloon guarantee easy access to maneuvers, while the elevated helm station offers optimal visibility. Whether for a tranquil cruise or more sporty sailing, the Salina 48 proves its worth with controlled sailing sensations and unmatched crew comfort.
The Salina 48 is a catamaran particularly suited to long cruises thanks to its generous living space and on-board comfort. With its 4 well-arranged cabins and 4 bathrooms, it offers appreciable privacy for crews while ensuring a pleasant living environment. The large cockpit and spacious kitchen, which opens to the saloon, foster a convivial atmosphere, ideal for sharing unforgettable moments at sea. Furthermore, large openings provide natural light, enhancing on-board well-being. In short, the Salina 48 combines volume, convenience, and ergonomics, making it the perfect choice for those wishing to undertake long voyages with peace of mind.
Owners’ experiences of this catamaran reveal a mix of enthusiasm and points for improvement. On one hand, many appreciate the spacious habitability and smooth circulation on board, facilitating group life. Users also highlight the good maneuverability, especially valued in windy conditions. However, some recurring criticisms include a lack of storage space limiting organization on board. Sailing sensations are also considered inferior compared to monohulls, leaving some sailors seeking a more dynamic experience slightly disappointed. Finally, good maintenance is recommended, particularly for models used in charters, to ensure an optimal level of comfort over the long term.
Compared to other competing models such as the Lagoon 450 F and the Bali 4.6, the Salina 48 distinguishes itself by its generous living volume and on-board comfort. Its 4 cabins with private bathrooms make it an ideal choice for family or friends cruises. However, some users mention a feeling of boredom at the helm, especially compared to monohulls which offer greater responsiveness under sail. Additionally, although easy to handle thanks to its thoughtful design, the finishing and storage spaces are sometimes criticized, leaving some expectations unmet. That said, for those who prioritize comfort and space to relax during their sailings, the Salina 48 remains a choice worth considering.
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