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fountaine pajot power 67 review
Catamaran · 64 ft (20 m) · Athens
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Key specs
- Builder
- fountaine pajot
- Model
- power 67
- Length
- 64 ft (20 m)
- Guests
- 8
- Cabins
- 4
Verdict
A spacious, long-range power catamaran with strong cruising comfort and sensible shallow-draft access. It is not a sport boat, but it offers stable, efficient passagemaking and high-end livability for private cruising or charter.
Pros
- +Wide beam creates excellent interior and deck volume
- +Shallow draft suits coastal cruising and anchoring
- +Twin-engine layout supports stable underway manners
- +Large fuel and water capacities favor extended trips
Cons
- −Purchase and operating costs are likely high
- −Size and beam make tight marina handling less easy
- −More cruiser than performance-oriented
- −Complex systems can increase maintenance demands
The Fountaine Pajot Power 67 is a luxury power catamaran designed around space, stability and extended cruising. Its 64-foot-plus length, very wide beam and low draft give it the proportions of a floating apartment more than a traditional motoryacht, with the design emphasis clearly on volume, visibility and deck usability rather than aggressive styling or speed.
On the water, the Power 67 is best understood as a steady, efficient cruiser. Public reviews and published specs place it in the low- to mid-20-knot top-speed range depending on engine fit, with comfortable fast-cruise performance rather than high-performance handling. The catamaran platform should deliver good directional stability and reduced roll, but its wide footprint makes close-quarters maneuvering more demanding than on a monohull of similar length.
Comfort is a major strength. The layout is geared toward long stays aboard, with generous cabin space, a large saloon, and strong separation between social and private areas. The standard 4-cabin, 8-guest arrangement suits family cruising or charter use well, and the boat’s fuel and water capacities support longer trips without constant resupply.
Value depends heavily on how the boat is used. As a premium cruising platform, it offers a lot of livability and range for the size, but buyers pay for that volume, complexity and brand positioning. It is strongest for owners who prioritize comfort, shallow-water access and serious passage-making over outright speed or simple ownership.
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