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Nautitech 48 Open Good Vibes

Avis sur le Nautitech 48 Open Good Vibes

Catamaran · 48 ft (15 m) · Saint-Tropez

GGetBoat EditorialAvis publié le 11 septembre 2026
4.3/ 5
score d'expert
Design4.5
Performance4.3
Confort4.2
Maniabilité4.0
Rapport qualité-prix4.1

Caractéristiques clés

Chantier
Nautitech
Modèle
48 Open
Longueur
48 ft (15 m)
Passagers
7
Cabines
3
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Verdict

A 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.

Avantages

  • +Balanced performance-oriented design from Marc Lombard
  • +Open saloon-to-cockpit layout improves social flow
  • +Shallow draft suits coastal cruising and island hopping
  • +Multiple cabin layouts and berth options
  • +Good sail plan for a 48-foot catamaran

Inconvénients

  • Limited tankage for longer self-sufficient cruising compared with some rivals
  • Open layout may offer less separation and privacy than enclosed designs
  • Performance-focused setup can require active sail handling
  • Standard engines are modest for the boat's size when motoring

The Nautitech 48 Open is a 48-foot cruising catamaran built around an open, performance-minded concept. Publicly listed dimensions place it at about 14.67 m LOA, 7.97 m beam and 1.55 m draft, with a displacement around 13.5 tonnes. That combination points to a relatively light, wide platform for its size, aimed more at sailing efficiency than heavy apartment-style cruising.

On the water, the model is generally viewed as one of the more sailing-focused catamarans in its class. The rig and sail plan are substantial for a 48-footer, with a self-tacking jib and optional larger headsails available, which should help it move well in a range of conditions. The trade-off is that this is not a set-and-forget charter cat: the boat rewards active sail trim and an engaged crew, especially when pushing for best passage times.

Inside, the 3-cabin, 7-guest configuration suits owner-operators or private charter use, with the open saloon and cockpit making the boat feel sociable and bright. As with many open-layout cats, the main strengths are visibility, airflow and easy movement between zones, while the main compromise is reduced privacy compared with more segmented interiors. For value, it sits in the strong but competitive mid-to-upper performance-catamaran bracket: appealing if sailing ability matters, less compelling if maximum volume or long-range autonomy is the priority.

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