I am proud to present my Salina 48, a first-hand catamaran designed for high-seas adventures. This sailing yacht is equipped to offer optimal comfort with its 4 double cabins, one of which is converted into a workshop. It also features solar panels, a watermaker, a generator, and central heating for your comfort.
The Salina 48 is a model of liveaboard catamaran built by the shipyard Fountaine Pajot in France. Designed by naval architect Berret-Racoupeau, this sailing yacht measures 14.3 meters in hull length. Production of this model began in 2007.
Equipment and Specifications
This catamaran is equipped with a full-batten mainsail on ball-bearing cars, a genoa, and an asymmetric spinnaker on a furler, as well as a new lazy bag. The onboard electronics include FURUNO and RAYMARINE equipment, as well as a COBRA VHF.
HARKEN winches (electric for helm and davits)
LOFRAN FALCON 1500W electric windlass
220V main electrical network with outlets in each cabin
4 service batteries 200 Ah, 1 battery for the generator, 1 battery for the port engine
The Salina 48 offers great comfort with its 4 heads, including 1 electric with a black water tank, and a 750-liter fresh water capacity with 2 hot water tanks. The boat is also equipped with a washer-dryer and a helm bimini.
Why the Salina 48 is an interesting purchase?
The Salina 48 is an exceptional catamaran for several reasons. First, it has been designed to offer optimal comfort at sea, with state-of-the-art equipment and spacious layouts. Additionally, it is equipped with numerous high-end accessories and equipment, such as solar panels, a watermaker, and a generator, making it a self-sufficient boat ready for long cruises. Finally, its elegant design and remarkable performance make it an ideal choice for discerning sailors.
