MULTI SHORTS
D-day revealed for
Fountaine Pajot's entry-
level motor catamaran
five new Fountaine
the Highland 35, and
the recently stretched
Pajot cats
Cumberland 46.
The Summerland's bold
new design borrows extra
Queensland 55 Trawler freeboard on both hulls
Catamaran to create a voluminous
interior. At the same time,
the overall air-height has been minimised, creating a large
flybridge without sacrificing a sleek profile. The covered
aft deck and interior living space are on a single level,
creating a light and airy space with over 6-feet of headroom
throughout. If the weather's not playing ball, there is still
enough space for an interior dining area for up to eight
guests.
The Summerland will be followed in early 2010 with the
christening of the luxurious and much awaited Queensland
55 Trawler catamaran. For both the Galathea and
Summerland 40 Trawler Catamaran
Queensland models, established naval architects Beret &
Racoupeau have combined with Jean Jacques Coste, the
designer responsible for the 'Class-Beyond-First-Class'
Following the extensive redevelopment programme at its
suites on Singapore Airlines' new fleet of Airbus A380s as
La Rochelle manufacturing headquarters, Fountaine Pajot
well as numerous private yachts.
reveals that five new large cats will be launched in the
next 12 months
More details from: www.fountaine-pajot.com
"This is a very exciting time for our company," says
Eric Bruneel, General Director of Fountaine Pajot. "The
new facilities have allowed us to hone our state-of-the-
Sig 60 to follow Sig 45?
art manufacturing technologies and reduce our costs.
Combine this with our strong financial situation and
Le Breton yachts have recently
dedicated dealer network and it means that we can keep
announced that they will produce a Sig
pace with an extensive fleet update programme."
60 to follow a similar concept to their
Sig 45 that launched last autumn.
The first four new models to be revealed this year will
be presented at the company's dealer convention on
They have recently overhauled their
15th-16th June. They will include the new owner's-layout
website and added some nice video of the Sig45 sailing and
versions of the Orana 44 and Salina 48 and the all-new
it is worth a look.
Galathea 65, all sailing catamarans. The Summerland 40
Trawler cat will also be launched, filling the gap between
The Sig 45 concept is
luxurious fast cruising
and Le Breton yachts
have put together a
great team; design by
VPLP, interior design
by Bjorn Johansson,
consultancy by Bruno
Peyron and built by
Indiana Yachting.
The Sig 45 is an open bridgedeck catamaran, will the 60
follow a similar concept? I think they are looking for owners
to help shape that decision.
Galathea 65
More details from www.lebretonyachts.com
6  MULTIHULL REVIEW : JUNE 2009
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