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fountaine pajot l-Test
Catamaran · 39 ft (12 m) · Cannes
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- fountaine pajot
- Modell
- l
- Länge
- 39 ft (12 m)
- Gäste
- 16
- Kabinen
- 3
Urteil
A compact power catamaran with strong volume, easy access to the water, and a flexible 3-cabin layout. It suits cruising couples or families who value stability and space more than high-speed performance, but it is priced and sized like a premium yacht rather than a budget platform.
Vorteile
- +Stable catamaran platform with shallow draft
- +Bright, spacious interior for its length
- +Good cockpit-to-saloon flow and usable outdoor areas
- +3-cabin layout works well for private cruising
- +Easy maneuvering compared with many monohulls of similar size
Nachteile
- −Top speed and acceleration are modest versus larger powercats
- −Beam and volume can make marina berthing less convenient
- −Fuel and maintenance costs are higher than smaller cruisers
- −Guest capacity figures vary by configuration and charter fit-out
- −Not the best choice if outright speed is the priority
The Fountaine Pajot MY6 is a 2024 power catamaran around 44 feet long, and its design emphasis is clearly on space efficiency, stability, and modern cruising comfort rather than sporty styling. The twin-hull form provides a broad beam and low draft, which helps create generous interior and deck areas for a boat in this size class.
On the water, the MY6 is generally set up for efficient cruising rather than fast passages. Twin Volvo Penta IPS propulsion gives it responsive low-speed control and makes close-quarters maneuvering easier than on many conventional motor yachts, although the wide stance means docking still requires care in tight berths. Handling should feel predictable and secure, especially in calm to moderate conditions.
Accommodation is a strong point, with three cabins in the common owner/charter configuration and a layout that prioritizes privacy and natural light. The catamaran platform also contributes to a level ride at anchor and underway, which is a major benefit for guests. For buyers, the value proposition depends on whether the goal is volume, comfort, and platform stability; on those measures it compares well, but it is not an inexpensive boat and it will not match faster planing yachts for speed or fuel economy.


