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Catamaran · 39 ft (12 m) · Road Town
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- moorings
- Modèle
- 4200/3
- Longueur
- 39 ft (12 m)
- Passagers
- 8
- Cabines
- 3
Verdict
A spacious, modern 3-cabin cruising catamaran with strong liveaboard comfort and easy charter appeal. It favors stability, room and family-friendly layout over sporty sailing, making it a solid choice for relaxed coastal cruising.
Avantages
- +Three private cabins with en-suite heads suit up to 8 guests
- +Wide beam and catamaran layout deliver good living space and stability
- +Large water and fuel capacities support longer charter itineraries
- +Modern design borrowed from Moorings’ larger cruising range
Inconvénients
- −Not a performance-oriented sailor compared with lighter, sportier cats
- −Maneuvering in tight marinas can still be demanding for less experienced crews
- −Heavy charter use can mean more wear than privately owned yachts
- −Limited onboard speed expectations versus monohulls or lighter multihulls
The Moorings 4200/3 is a 41'7" catamaran built around charter comfort, with a layout that emphasizes privacy and usable space. Public listings and Moorings specifications show three cabins, three heads, and capacity for eight guests, which makes it well suited to families or small groups rather than couples seeking a highly agile cruiser.
On the water, the boat’s catamaran form should provide the usual benefits of multihull sailing: good initial stability, reduced heel, and predictable passage-making in moderate conditions. Its twin 45 hp diesel engines and saildrive setup support harbor handling and docking, though like most boats of this size and type, close-quarters maneuvering still requires care.
Comfort is a clear strength. The wide beam, generous tanks, and private cabin arrangement make it practical for week-long charters and mixed-ability crews. Compared with smaller monohulls or performance-oriented cats, the Moorings 4200/3 is better judged as a relaxed cruising platform than a fast sailor, and its value depends strongly on whether buyers prioritize space, simplicity and charter-ready livability over outright sailing efficiency.
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