Fountaine pajot Salina 48 used

XBOAT ref :4538
Description of the Salina 48
I am proud to present my Salina 48, a first-hand catamaran designed for open-sea adventures This sailboat is equipped to provide optimal comfort with its four double cabins, one of which has been converted into a workshop It is also equipped with solar panels, a water desalinator, a generator, and central heating for your comfort
The Salina 48 is a cruising catamaran built by the Fountaine Pajot shipyard in France Designed by naval architect Berret-Racoupeau, this sailboat has a hull length of 14.3 meters Production of this model began in 2007
ÉEquipment and Features
This catamaran is equipped with a full-batten mainsail on ball-bearing cars, a furling genoa and gennaker, as well as a new lazy bag The onboard electronics include FURUNO and RAYMARINE equipment, as well as a COBRA VHF radio

HARKEN winches (electric for the helmsman and davits)
LOFRAN FALCON 1500W electric windlass
220V main electrical system with an outlet in each cabin
4 x 200 Ah service batteries, 1 battery for the generator, 1 battery for the port engine
300W inverter
12V TV
Hi-Fi, CD radio, 4 speakers
Mosquito net + window awning + sun awning + cockpit tent

Comfort and amenities
The Salina 48 offers great comfort with its 4 toilets, including 1 electric toilet with a black water tank, and a fresh water capacity of 750 liters with 2 hot water tanks The boat is also equipped with a washer-dryer and a bimini top for the helmsman
Why is the Salina 48 a good buy?
The Salina 48 is an exceptional catamaran for several reasons First and foremost, it was designed to offer optimal comfort on the high seas, featuring state-of-the-art amenities and spacious accommodations In addition, it is equipped with a wide range of high-end accessories and equipment, such as solar panels, a watermaker, and a generator, making it a self-sufficient vessel ready for long cruises Finally, its elegant design and outstanding performance make it an ideal choice for discerning sailing enthusiasts More information and photos on the xboat websiteEN