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Catamaran · 39 ft (12 m) · Placencia
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- moorings
- Modèle
- 4200/3/3
- Longueur
- 39 ft (12 m)
- Passagers
- 8
- Cabines
- 3
Verdict
A well-balanced charter catamaran with strong liveaboard comfort, practical layout, and easy coastal cruising manners. It is not a high-performance sailboat, but for family or group charters the space, systems, and predictable handling make it a very capable choice.
Avantages
- +Three-cabin layout with three heads suits eight guests well
- +Wide beam and dual-hull stability support comfortable cruising
- +Good tankage and twin 45 hp engines for charter use
- +Strong livability with private cabins and shared social space
Inconvénients
- −Not designed for spirited upwind performance
- −Beam and sail plan can make close-quarters handling less forgiving
- −Weight and charter fit-out limit the feel of a lightweight cruiser
- −Value depends heavily on charter condition and maintenance
The Moorings 4200/3/3 is a 39- to 42-foot class charter catamaran built around volume, privacy, and easy vacation cruising. Public listings describe a 3-cabin, 3-head layout for up to 8 guests, with a beam of about 23 feet and twin 45 hp Yanmar diesels, which points to a practical, well-equipped platform rather than a stripped-back sailing boat.
On the water, the design should be judged as a stable, confidence-inspiring cruiser rather than a performance catamaran. The sail area and twin-engine setup are well suited to charter operations and coastal passages, but the boat is not aimed at sharp windward speed or sporty helm feedback. Handling is generally straightforward for a catamaran of this size, though the wide stance and charter-oriented systems still require care in tighter marinas and when maneuvering under sail.
Comfort is a clear strength. Three ensuite cabins, three showers, and a large beam give this model the liveaboard feel many charter groups want, with enough separation for couples or families. Water and fuel capacity are also generous for a boat in this class, supporting multi-day cruising with fewer compromises.
In value terms, the 4200/3/3 makes sense for buyers and charterers prioritizing space, reliability, and low-stress cruising over sailing performance. Its appeal is strongest as a family or group charter catamaran where layout and comfort matter more than speed.
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