The 12-meter cat and the 24-meter cat: Fountaine Pajot’s novelties presented by Euro Sail Yacht
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Fountaine Pajot, a French shipyard renowned for its high-end sailing catamarans, recently raised the bar of innovation with the launch of the Thira 80. This 23.98-meter catamaran represents a new benchmark in the boating world: a true floating oasis that combines comfort, performance and cutting-edge design. Another novelty from the French shipyard is the New 41, a boat that revolutionizes the concept of compact cruising. At 12.10 meters in length, this catamaran offers the perfect blend of comfort, performance, and environmental friendliness, all in an affordable and easy-to-manage format. Discover them from the Italian importer of Fountaine Pajot Catamarans Euro Sail Yacht!
Fountaine Pajot. The catamaran for compact cruising…
Fountaine Pajot’s New 41 was designed to maximize space and livability on board. The sleek and modern lines, the result of a collaboration between naval architects Berret – Racoupeau Yacht Design, create an airy and bright atmosphere. The spacious and well-protected cockpit integrates perfectly with the salon, creating a large living area ideal for conviviality. The fully equipped galley is strategically placed to facilitate both indoor and outdoor service. The cabins, available in a variety of configurations, offer exceptional comfort for their category, with queen-size beds, ample stowage space and panoramic sea views through large windows.
…And what a floating oasis it is!
Fountaine Pajot’s Thira 80 offers maximum comfort and space on board. Her sleek, modern lines, the result of a collaboration between architects Berret-Racoupeau Yacht Design, conceal spacious, light-filled interiors with attention to detail. The cabins, available in different configurations to meet the needs of each owner, are true luxury suites, equipped with king-size beds, private bathrooms and ample storage space.
This is the second installment of our journey through the best catamarans of 2025. Find the shipyards, purchase formulas, dealers and operators by clicking here.
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