48 ft (15 m) · 7 guests · 3 cabins
2024, Nautitech 48 Open Good Vibes
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From US$859 /day
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★ 4.3Nautitech 48 Open Good VibesA capable performance cruiser with a modern open-plan layout, the Nautitech 48 Open balances sailing ability and livability well. It is less about extreme space or luxury than about giving experienced crews a fast, practical catamaran with strong offshore credentials.Read review →
★ 4.2nautitech 46 openA sporty, well-balanced cruising catamaran with a bright open-plan layout and strong passagemaking potential. It favors sailing feel over maximum volume, which helps performance, though interior space and tankage are not as generous as some rivals.Read review →
★ 4.2nautitech 46 flyA well-balanced cruising catamaran with strong livability, sensible sail plan, and good charter appeal. It is not the sharpest-performance multihull, but it offers a practical mix of space, handling, and value for 12 guests.Read review →
★ 4.2Sea Spirit IIIThe Nautitech 46 Fly is a well-proportioned cruising catamaran with strong space-to-length efficiency, solid standard tankage, and flexible layouts for private or charter use. It is not the fastest catamaran in its class, but it offers balanced sailing manners, practical systems, and good livability for up to eight gueRead review →Nautitech Catamarans is a French boat builder specializing in sailing catamarans. The brand was launched in 1994 and is based in Rochefort, on the French Atlantic coast. It belongs to the Bavaria group and builds cruising multihulls for private ownership and charter use.
Nautitech began in 1994 as a catamaran brand associated with Dufour Yachts Group and later developed as an independent French builder. The company moved production to Rochefort, a historic maritime location, and has remained focused on multihull construction. Bavaria Yachts acquired the brand in 2014, adding industrial backing to the shipyard’s French production base. Nautitech is also known for working with naval architects such as Marc Lombard on later models.
The brand’s range has centered on sailing catamarans in cruising sizes, with models including the Nautitech 40, 40 Open, 44, 46 Open, 46 Fly, 47 Power and 54. Nautitech has built a reputation for combining performance with onboard comfort, and it was among the builders associated with the open-living concept that connects saloon and cockpit more directly. Its boats are aimed at sailors seeking passage-making ability, spacious layouts and easy handling in a two-hull platform.