MY40 - 12.20 m
After the M 44 launched with great pomp in 2017, Fountaine Pajot returns with his little brother, the MY 40. Of course, this model will not be presented at the Autumn fairs, but in January 2019 in Düsseldorf. As for the MY 44, the design of the hull was realized by the naval architect Daniel Andrieu and it takes again the characteristics which made the success of its big brother.
On the main deck, there will be a saloon with galley and saloon, all connected to the cockpit via a large sliding bay window. The bow of the rigid deck will be sunbathing, while the cockpit will be equipped with a very large L-shaped bench seat. In the maestro version, the MY will house a master cabin, two double cabins and two bathrooms. Finally, a large flybridge will provide additional outdoor space.
To discover in Düsseldorf
40 Open Sunreef Power - 12.95 m
The Polish shipyard Sunreef Yachts, specialist in large luxury catamarans, is positioning itself on the dayboat or tender market with the, 40 Open Sunreef Power his first motor multihull designed for the day.
This 12.75 m motor multihull has bulwarks that unfold to offer a large relaxation area. There are two large sun loungers in the cockpit (with a central passage to get on board), a cockpit saloon at the bow with a U-shaped bench (which can also be converted into a double cabin at the owner's request).
This catamaran is equipped with 2 Mercury Racing 860 HP engines and will have a Sun King® Diamond Coating exterior finish, a real diamond paint.
Sunreef Yachts will also take the opportunity to present the concept and scale model of the 80 Sunreef Power - a top of the range catamaran to sail offshore in the greatest comfort.
To discover at the Cannes Yachting Festival
Euphoria Privilege 5 - 15.25 m
The Euphoria 5 Privilege is a motor catamaran of 50 feet which offers comfort at sea, habitability and above all luxury for distant sailings thanks to a good autonomy. With 2x320 hp Yanmar, the multihull has a cruising speed of 10 knots and a top speed of 21 knots, even if the autonomy is the main characteristic of the boat.
At anchor, you can easily enjoy these numerous and spacious outdoor spaces: flybridge (where the only helm station is installed), sunbathing, rear skirts... In the layout, the choice is proposed in 3 and 4 cabins.
Silent 55 - 16.70 m
The Silent 55 is a solar-powered cruising catamaran designed by the Swiss shipyard Solarwave. This multihull uses a silent electric propulsion which guarantees an unlimited autonomy, without noise or fumes and with a minimum of vibrations.
After the launch of the Solarwave in 2009, the first solar-powered cruising catamaran, the two founders worked on the development of a complete range, which today consists of 4 models.
Available with 5 different propulsion configurations, the user has the choice between a Cruiser version with two 30 kW motors or an E-Power version with two 250 kW motors. A"Hybrid Power" version has 2 diesel engines of 220 HP and two electric motors of 14 kW. The"Sailor" version can be equipped with all the transmission configurations mentioned above. It is equipped with a mast and sails to provide additional propulsion.
Finally, for the interior layout, 5 configurations are proposed, ranging from 3 to 6 cabins.
To discover at the Cannes Yachting Festival
Licia C24 - 23.95 m
The Licia C24 is an Explorer powered catamaran with an incredible range of 3,200 nautical miles, offered by the 2 Cumins 1410 HP engines. One of the features of this new arrival on the market is its cockpit on the completely closed flybridge, to sail in all conditions.
The interior layout is very spacious with curved sliding doors located in the rear platform that make the transition between interior and exterior. Without any obstacles, it gives a feeling of openness and improves functionality.
The very large owner's cabin is located forward of the main deck, while the hulls house 3 guest cabins each with their own bathroom.
Licia Yachts, based in Spain, will be present in Cannes to present the plans and images of this Power catamaran.
To discover (in pictures) at the Cannes Yachting Festival
