Dubois Mayotte 47 transworld used

XBOAT ref: 6158.br / Alex Simonis and the 47′ Mayotte Trans World Cruiser – Where Innovation Meets Performance
Alex Simonis, a renowned naval architect, has been shaping the world of yacht design for decades, creating vessels that combine speed, efficiency, and comfort. His expertise in high-performance multihulls has given rise to revolutionary designs that excel in both racing and long-distance cruising.
The 47′ Mayotte Trans World Cruiser, flagshipBuilt to realize Simonis’ vision, this catamaran is designed for offshore cruising, offering exceptional stability, spacious accommodations, and state-of-the-art technology. With an elegant hull design optimized for efficiency and speed, this catamaran is perfect for adventurers seeking luxury and reliability at sea.
Exceptional Comfort & ExpertiseHandcrafted
Spacious Living Areas – Four double cabins with private bathrooms offer premium accommodations for the family or crew.
Elegant Finishes – Fully renovated interior with a modern design, complemented by a Burmese teak deck.
Simplified Life Aboard – Equipped with induction cooktops, refrigerators, freezers, and a washing machine for long voyages.
Cutting-Edge Performance & Self-Sufficiency
Long-Range Capability – Easily covers over 180 nautical miles per day, designed for efficiency and speed.
Energy Independence – Solar panels, lithium service batteriesBatteries, high-capacity alternators, and a generator ensure uninterrupted sailing.
Advanced Navigation & Safety – Autopilot, radar, anti-theft alarm sensors, and a watermaker provide complete self-sufficiency at sea.
Optimized Sailing Experience
Versatile Sail Plan – Featuring a largeA new mainsail and genoa (2017), a gennaker, and a storm jib, ensuring superior performance in all conditions.
Diving & Maintenance Equipment – Includes an air compressor for hull maintenance and diving gear, perfect for ocean exploration.
A turnkey cruiser for those ready to elevate their sailing experience – ensureGet this world-class boat today! For more information and photos, visit xboat.fr