Fountaine Pajot Saona 47 | First Look | Yachting World

One of the standout new cruising multihulls of 2017, the Fountaine Pajot Saona 47 is a lot of yacht for her length. Here is our first look around the FP Saona 47 from her Grande Motte multihull boat show launch

Fountaine Pajot Saona 47 | First Look | Yachting World

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[vvbbvcv]

Nice video, quick question why not to show the tech side of the cat engine room, water makers talk about capabilities etc. this what should interest most of the viewers

[peterlamere]

There are so many features that sell this boat. #1 ...all the beds can be made walking up the sides...no laying and climbing on too reach and struggle with the corners. #2...the sport helm station separated from the winches and lines. Click the auto helm and step forward and set your rig. Simple, no wet lines dripping on your navigation systems. #3... The sky lounge for relax sailing and sight seeing ..a must. There is so much more ..the aft dingy lift platform. For comfort and capacity, this rig is my style of cruising platform. The performance boat are not nearly as comfortable. Don't do dagger boards. Boats got to be able to sit on the hard.Engines have to be in stern compartments, not under the aft beds like so many performance cats. This is a perfect cruising machine for me.👍🤔

[dand.]

Nice Cat. But not a fan of the square edges on the cabinetry, they should round those out. Less painfull bumping into them at sea.

[ym]

Would you say this boats are any good for blue water cruise thank you for the information

[josephoshaughnessy]

Big fan of everything but the the sofas ex look like they where made out of t shirts?? Are there options for material?

[SuperPalaver]

Yes, a nice, sleek coachroof - with virtually no hand holds or grab rails. Pass.

[stevenruble]

3:01 don't run your head into that corner. Love the shower though. Let's see it on the water.

[kleinbottled]

Don't think I like it as much as the SABA 50 it replaces.

[kjelpeterson]

Sharp corners everywhere and handholds nowhere. I’m sure it will be popular with rich guys that motor around the bay on flat water

[scuppersthesailordog]

Is the cameraman prepping for a fight? That camera is bobbing and weaving like a boxer working up for a title match. There's a reason experienced camera operators use tripods and Steadicams -- they keep people from getting seasick.

Aside from that, the commentary is silly -- "the space in these hulls is incredible." Is it, or is it the inevitable result of making the amas' beams 3 meters-plus? Trying to go to weather (which in this case would be anything higher than a beam reach) would be an exercise in frustration.