Nautitech 41 Type S (2027)

Mana’o – Nautitech 41 Type S – Based in Gruissan – Owner’s Version

Mana’o is a Nautitech 41 Type S in the owner’s version, a catamaran that combines sailing performance with premium comfort. With her 12.60 meters in length and 7.30 meters in beam, she offers perfectly balanced proportions, providing both stability and elegance.

The interior layout has been designed with comfort and privacy in mind. The yacht features three double cabins, including a full owner’s suite occupying an entire hull. This suite offers generous storage, a private bathroom, and even a washing machine for extended cruising. The two other double cabins are located in the opposite hull and share a second bathroom, creating a balance between conviviality and independence. This configuration makes Mana’o the ideal catamaran for six guests to enjoy optimal comfort.

The bright and modern interiors open onto a panoramic saloon connected to the cockpit, creating a spacious and convivial living area. The galley is fully equipped to meet the needs of life on board, while heating allows for an extended sailing season. Energy autonomy is ensured by solar panels and lithium batteries, and the yacht is fitted with a full range of electronics – radar, AIS, autopilot, VHF – to guarantee safety and peace of mind at sea.

Thanks to her lightweight design, Mana’o delivers lively and responsive sailing sensations, perfectly suited to experienced sailors. The owner’s version emphasizes space and privacy: a full private suite in one hull, and two comfortable cabins with their own bathroom in the other.

The name of the yacht was chosen with intention. In Hawaiian, Mana’o means “thought, intention, spirit.” It reflects the idea that every journey at sea is more than just a crossing: it is an experience to live and to share, a moment of reflection, freedom, and connection with the ocean.

Based in Gruissan, Mana’o is the perfect starting point to explore the Mediterranean. Nearby destinations include Collioure, Port-Vendres, Cadaqués, the Medes Islands, and the Calanques of Marseille and Cassis. For longer cruises, Corsica and its spectacular anchorages – Bonifacio, Scandola, Girolata – as well as the Balearic Islands, from Menorca to Ibiza, open their doors to adventurous sailors. Along the way, some gourmet stops add to the charm: dinner at La Cambuse du Saunier in the heart of Gruissan’s salt flats, a magical anchorage in Cadaqués, or fresh fish and Mediterranean flavors at the market in Port-Vendres.

Sailing on Mana’o means choosing a catamaran that is both fast and comfortable, but above all, it means creating unique moments to share, unforgettable memories, and that gentle sense of freedom that only the sea can offer.