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The Horizon PC52 model answers the demand for a high-end power catamaran in the 50-foot range that is capable of true blue-water cruising. The PC52 offers extremely comfortable living spaces, with a functional three-stateroom layout, large galley and spacious salon, as well as all of the necessary amenities for extended cruising. She has been professionally designed and engineered to meet Horizon’s high standards for quality, and the PC52’s generous bridge deck clearance ensures the ride is efficient, smooth and stable, providing you the peace of mind you need when out on the open sea. The PC52 is available in both Open and Enclosed Flybridge versions. Specifications
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GET MORE INFORMATION ON THIS BOATTo get a copy of the PC52 Brochure sent to your email, please enter your information below. A Power Catamaran for Cruising ConnoisseursHorizon pc52. The Horizon PC52 model answers the demand for the cruising connoisseur. Capable of true bluewater cruising, the PC52 offers extremely comfortable living spaces, with a functional three-stateroom, two-bathroom layout, large galley, spacious salon and all of the necessary amenities for extended cruising. The PC52 is available in both the popular Open Flybridge and Skylounge versions. SPECIFICATIONS
MORE ABOUT THIS BOATHow the build process works. Horizon’s Advanced Composites Construction Methods Aerospace Technology in Horizon 1. Choose your yacht2. design your yacht, 3. build your yacht, 4. enjoy your yacht, testimonials. My husband and I have had the pleasure of spending the last four winters aboard our PC52 cruising in the Bahamas with our 50-pound Springer Spaniel dog, “Woody”. Come November, fully provisioned for six months, we cruise at 18 knots to have a smooth & fast crossing to welcome the sight of the magnificent waters of the Bahamas. Our draft allows us to cruise safely over the Bahamas banks. Our choice is to anchor, and the Bahamas has provided pristine anchorages throughout the entire chain of islands. Our days are filled with a huge variety of activities usually including some form of fishing. With the dinghy on the flybridge we troll with three lines and on calm days we deep drop with electric rods. The boat, so beautifully equipped, has become the “mother ship” wherever we anchor, and it is our joy to host our growing cruising community. The Powercat Company has continually kept the owners connected with annual rendezvous and we all feel a special bond and enjoy sharing our adventures. As owners we excitedly bring others aboard to witness the glorious fit & finish and just stepping aboard allows you to make that dream a reality. The minute we stepped onto our first Horizon Power Cat, we were smitten. Having cruised for ten years on power monohulls, the Horizon Catamaran was an incredible, refreshing experience gushing with luxury, SPACE and every imaginable convenience. We have now built two, each being the most exciting project we’ve ever undertaken! The design crew on both sides of the globe are detail-oriented, creative, and hugely facilitating and the craftsmen of these vessels are exceptionally talented and meticulous. Backed by the world-renown Horizon name, it is no wonder that the Power Cat division is growing by leaps and bounds. And who knows, perhaps we will build a THIRD! They are THAT fantastic “Customized” and “Personalized” is the best way to describe our experience with our Horizon PC build. No details forgotten! We personally enjoy open blue water cruising and have already taken our 52’ to the Virgin Islands and back twice. Choose Your Multihull Lifestyle
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For Sale: Horizon Power Catamarans 52
The Horizon Power Catamarans 52 delivers a bluewater cruiser that’s capable of long-range voyages with home-size volume. Sunbird , a 2022 build, is currently listed for sale through Horizon Powercat Co for $2.145 million. The 52-footer ticks all the boxes with its three-stateroom, two-head layout that sleeps six, multiple exterior entertainment spaces and a well-appointed galley. Sunbird has a reported 21-knot top hop thanks to twin 550 hp Cummins QSB 6.7 diesels. At 18 knots, this power cat should have a 400-nautical-mile range. Dial it back to 8 knots, and range increases about 1,000 nautical miles. Maximum range is 1,780 nautical miles at just under 5 knots. The Horizon PC52 has a 4-foot-6-inch minimum draft, enabling it to cruise safely over shallow waters. When it’s time to turn in for the evening, the three staterooms are belowdecks. The starboard hull houses the master stateroom with an en suite head aft and a queen berth forward. The port hull has the VIP stateroom forward with a queen berth. The second head is positioned between the VIP stateroom and the third guest stateroom, which has twin berths that convert to a queen berth with an insert. Guest can enjoy shaded dining with a view in the cockpit at the high-gloss teak table and transom bench seat. Pull up a few chairs and there’s space for six. Alfresco dining spaces are also found on the flybridge where guests can enjoy cocktails and conversation at an L-shaped dinette to port or relax on the lounge pad forward and to starboard. Sunbird has an aft-galley aft layout, which makes serving guests in the cockpit and the salon easy. And for chefs who strive to please everyone, the salon is large enough to accommodate several chefs simultaneously, and is equipped with a Miele cooktop, Miele speed oven and full-sized refrigerator. The galley’s countertop bar also has three stools and is sure to be a gathering spot after hours. We recently reported on the construction process for the Horizon PC52, “This open-water capable powercat has one-piece hull lamination and longitudinal stringers for added backbone, and the hull is built with the trademarked SCRIMP process for improved strength without added weight. It also has a high-density, foam-cored construction for the bottom and topsides, solid fiberglass laminate for the stem and keel, and high-density foam-cored stringers for the power cat’s Cummins diesels. For strength with reduced top weight, Horizon Power Catamarans uses foam-cored reinforcement in the deck and superstructure.” Some other notable features aboard Sunbird include:
Where is Sunbird located? The yacht is currently lying in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Take the next step: Contact the listing agent, Jason Ford, 954-552-0868, [email protected] Quick Specifications
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Outremer 52 review: Exclusive 200-mile test
After an exclusive first test, sailing 200 miles over two days and nights, does this Outremer 52 prove the new benchmark for fast bluewater cruising? Product OverviewPrice as reviewed:. They seem preternatural, our navlight giving the dolphins an oily reflection as they launch like dark green torpedoes in unison with our surfs. The fizzing noise when they clear the water helps communicate their effortless speed, while the boat hums as it accelerates into the mid teens. Subconsciously I count the surfs, 6, 7, 8… seconds; psychologically I’m wired, absolutely buzzing. But physically I notice I’m shivering, with numb fingers from being on the helm of the Outremer 52 so long, not willing to relinquish the wheel for a single minute even to don extra layers. It’s exhilarating. Two days and nights aboard the Outremer 52 in March made for some of the most enjoyable sailing I’ve done in 20 years of testing yachts. That’s not to say this new model is faultless or that it’ll suit everyone – there are of course compromises that come with this performance. Then consider spending a seven figure sum yet still having to wait four years for one. But there are very few production yachts I can think of that offer this amount of cruising space and comfort coupled with such engaging performance, and arguably no yards that are as successful in doing it as Outremer. Which makes me wonder, could this be my ultimate world tourer? With its four decades of fast bluewater experience, Outremer (‘overseas’ in French), has been able to tap into the recent maelstrom of multihull demand perhaps better than any yard. Together with design partners VPLP, Patrick Le Quément and Franck Darnet, Outremer proved with the Outremer 55 two years ago that it could produce a modern, fast catamaran with real wow factor and a particularly bright, open plan main deck layout. The Outremer 52 is very much in that guise, yet carries the heavy task of replacing the fabled 51 – the 101 of them Outremer built have clocked over 2.3 million miles. That’s a lot of owner feedback. Where the Outremer 51 is minimalist for today’s tastes, the Outremer 52 brings that instant boat show appeal. It sports a large cockpit, which links via retracting bulkhead doors to the galley and saloon, combined with an enormous amount of glazing, but in a more manageable size and layout to the 55. ‘As a gust ruffles the water you can harness it to catch a wave and really feel the 52 surge’. Photo: Robin Christol For years we discussed conducting a multi-day test that might better suit Outremer’s ocean-oriented designs and thankfully we were given just such an exclusive opportunity on this freshly launched Outremer 52. It was a long, intoxicating couple of days. I arrived at 11pm and we departed at 4am to catch the best of the breeze for our 90-mile outward south-west sail across the Gulf of Lion Outremer 52 – the sailor’s boatDespite the rude awakening, the cold, early start was worthwhile. Once out of La Grande Motte’s marina, which is overlooked by the burgeoning Outremer yard, the full main and genoa were hoisted under headtorch light and we were soon averaging over 9 knots in 15, reaching at 120° true. By first light, the gennaker was unfurled, upping our average speed to 11-12 knots, with heady surfs up to 17 knots. What an introduction to helming this boat! It felt so sporty: direct, with palpable acceleration. As a gust ruffles the water you can harness it to catch a wave and really feel the Outremer 52 surge before the forward buoyancy kicks in and drives those streamlined reverse bows up and through the waves. It quickly instils confidence, while bringing real pleasure. The large forward-facing navstation, with its really comfortable swivel chair, makes for a great desk and chart table. Photo: Robin Christol With the breeze dropping and backing further astern later that morning, we furled the gennaker and hoisted an A2 on a snuffer. Deep reaching in just 12 knots true we could still make a respectable 8 to 9.5 at 150°, but heat up 20-30° and it nudges into double figures and almost matches the wind. These are such easy, pleasant passagemaking speeds. Three steps down from the helm and you’re onto the single level main deck to check on progress from the navstation, while making a brew as the crew dozes in horizontal comfort. The owners of this first Outremer 52 opted for a versatile sail set up, choosing a genoa over the standard self-tacking jib, a removable inner staysail and the downwind furling gennaker. Upgrades to help get the most out of the boat also include Incidence DFi filament sails and a carbon Lorima mast. In the early afternoon sun I helmed for another lengthy spell under gennaker, and was again struck by how unwilling I became to leave the helm, only doing so to swap between the wheel and tiller. View from the helm, as we plane and surf while I try to log the highest speed! Photo: Robin Christol Best of both?Unlike the dual wheel setup on the 55, this has a single wheel to starboard with control lines led to it, but there is also an option for a tiller on the portside. It’s a unique combination on this size craft, but tillers are part of Outremer’s DNA, and still a draw for sailors wanting the big kid, breeze-in-the-hair experience. Tiller sailing proved a work out, particularly as I was heating it up at the time making a steady 12-12.5 knots at 110° true in 15 knots. It needed both hands firmly on the carbon rod and is perhaps better suited to light wind sailing. To activate the tiller you have to disconnect the steering wheel or vice versa – the Jefa steering is all mechanically linked directly to the rudders hence there is good feedback. Article continues below… 4 best bluewater cruisers of 2022The results are in from the European Yacht of the Year Awards as the judges have announced their top four… 43 of the best bluewater sailboat designs of all timeWhich yacht is the best for bluewater boating? This question generates even more debate among sailors than questions about what’s… With the cold spring breeze blowing off the snow-capped Pyrenees, I preferred the option of swinging the pedestal right out and sitting on the leeward bench in the sun with clear views of the tell-tales. It’s a comparable feeling and position to helming a performance monohull, though distinctly more comfortable! The swing pedestal may not be an innovation, but it’s used to triumphant effect. It’s set back from the coachroof, leaving good space for working the winches and access between side deck and cockpit. The ability to cant it 180° gives the option to stand with views of the four corners, sit out on the side deck or steer from the cockpit. This, together with a bracing perch, which includes an arm for the throttle controls, windlass and autopilot controls inboard, works brilliantly. Sailing from dawn till dusk – the Outremer offers multiple positions to enjoy fast cruising in comfort. Photo: Robin Christol The winch layout is equally superb. Two starboard coachroof winches are used for the headsail sheets, mainsheet and reefing lines. However there are also inboard cockpit winches for daggerboard controls and kite sheets each side under the bimini. All lines have been designed to be cross-sheeted or led to these protected winches. A sheave by the coachroof winches allows you to lead the mainsheet or genoa sheets down to the inboard winches, for example. Couple this with the ability to swing the pedestal inboard, with views forward through the coachroof windows and of the main, and you can steer and trim while completely protected (especially with the fabric dodgers down). Then there’s another trump feature in the large forward facing navstation, from which you can also stand a watch in inclement weather. The social boatTwelve hours after leaving the boat’s French home port we arrived in a tiny little cove on the Costa Brava for a photoshoot along with the 55, raising the daggerboards to anchor in 2m of clear water. It was time to relax, launch the toys and enjoy the serious amount of real estate. That’s what the luxury side of this premium priced cruiser brings – a speed and space balance, together with easy circulation, light and surround views. The davits can carry a proper working tender, up to 3.6m; the Outremer 55, for example, had an 3.4m aluminium hulled Highfield RIB (70kg) with 20hp outboard, which is a seaworthy people carrier-cum-recreation craft that can transform time at anchor. The helm setup is superb. The swing pedestal allows you to stand. Photo: Robin Christol The Outremer 52’s cockpit is the social heart of the boat, linking with the saloon and galley to create one zone. The crew of the 55 joined us, showing how 8-10 can sit around the table alone. The cockpit enclosure is a must-have option on this size boat to get the most out of this layout in colder climates, but removes completely to open it out. The decor is simple but practical. The addition of lightweight removable outdoor furniture provides versatile stools, while a step box seat helps enclose the cockpit in the port quarter. A similar approach is taken with the lighting and sound system – on the test boat, for example, the addition of domestic style LED lamps and portable Bluetooth speakers avoids the need to hard wire such systems in. Keeping furnishings minimal helps emphasise the large open living area, with the focus on natural light and the environment around. I particularly like the forward vertical windows, which minimise glare yet provide horizon views while standing in the saloon, and their four opening sections which help provide excellent natural ventilation. The polycarbonate panels (lighter than glass) are all individually glued and then bolted so can be replaced. The bluewater boatWith the bulkhead doors fully retracted, the galley connects seamlessly to the cockpit. The galley’s double bin with its sweep-in top and a separate chute directly through to the sea for compostable goods/peelings are pragmatic features clearly born from liveaboard feedback, as is the space for a herb garden. That said the huge single sink wastes water, where a second or 1.5 style draining sink would be more practical. The layout of the hob is also somewhat awkward, as only one person comfortably can use this or the worksurface at the same time. A solution might be to swap the sink to that outboard position. The winch layout makes shorthanding easy and facilitates trimming from inboard as well. Photo: Robin Christol Galley stowage is quite spread out when you include the essential tall locker to starboard and the useful tins and dry goods storage below the saloon sole. And the extra freezer aside the 130lt fridge should perhaps be included as standard on this type of craft. But the space is all used well. We raised anchor that evening, motoring the short distance round to Cadaques to pick up a buoy for the night, and opted for the more intimate saloon table for dinner. Once down in the hulls it’s a similar layout to the 55, in that you can choose three or four cabins with the main decision concerning the adaptable forward port cabin. This involves five different options, the most popular being a combination of desk, folding bunk and stowage. In terms of finish, it’s a lot of Alpi beige veneer – nice and bright, but a wipe clean look that says more volume production than seven figure pricing. This is arguably the Outremer 52’s main payoff: the accommodation is kept simple and relatively easy to reproduce in favour of keeping weight down and speed up. The effort and labour goes into the structure and foam sandwich furniture. ‘The galley connects seamlessly to the cockpit’. Photo: Robin Christol Living aboardDespite the comparatively narrow hulls, accommodation is plenty comfortable enough to live aboard long-term and with abundant natural light. The aft berths are queen size (1.6m wide), with shelving and alcoves inboard, which I found really practical for storing books, water, and personal items. Reading lights with dual power USB ports in them proved equally useful. Stowage is abundant, particularly below the aft berths, while space below the sole boards has been maximised and includes trays to keep items out of the bilges. Those choosing a full owner’s hull also get a bank of wardrobes, with room for a washing machine, plus a vast bathroom and shower area forward. In a sensible use of space, the portside separate heads and shower areas are shared by the two cabins. However, the shower area is a sparse cubicle, so drying it – and towels – could be an issue. Equally there’s no sliding door on this side, so no privacy between that and the aft cabin. Space, light and ventilation, together with surround horizon views from standing (1.98m headroom) are formidable. The compact saloon area to starboard suits cosy family breakfasts or off watch napping. Photo: Robin Christol The access to systems for maintenance or diagnosis is a discernible improvement over the 55. The batteries and solar controllers are below the forward saloon settee, for example, while plumbing is neatly installed with intelligible manifolds colour-coded. Outremer’s sister company Gunboat helped it to add stiffness, using full carbon bulkheads below the mast, sliding doors, and traveller bench aft. The weight savings gained help allow for all the additional glazing on the Outremer 52. It’s the same in the hulls, where modern structures allow for much less inhibitive bulkheads and therefore a more open feel compared to Outremers of yesteryear. The three cabin version includes masses of stowage and a sizeable heads area Weight is key to sound insulation of course, so when you strip as much as possible you have to accept the acoustic penalty. In the silence of a night time anchorage for instance the noise of a water pump activating sounded like a chainsaw in the aft cabin (mounted on the bulkhead directly behind the headboard of the aft berth), and you certainly know about it when the heads flush or there is anyone on deck above. I also found the creaking noises of the vast hull window in the aft cabin of the test boat disconcerting. Despite these irritations, however, I still felt highly confident in the boat’s structure – to perform to this high ability you know it’s been built strongly in the areas that really matter. These are proven catamarans built to circle the globe for decades. Easy speedsAfter a late lunch stop in Cala Culip cove, we departed Spain for the return leg. With no wind inshore we elected to motor out to the east for over 20 miles to try to hook into the forecasted southerlies, preferring the use of one engine (for less wear and tear) at 2,000rpm for 7.4 knots. The test boat had an optional 2,050W of solar panel power feeding a battery capacity beefed up to 2 x 6,000W of lithium ion. Veteran Outremer sales manager Matthieu Rougevin-Baville feels that this, together with high power alternators and a short period of occasional engine use to keep the batteries topped up, is still the most prudent power generation method for bluewater cruisers. Remember that Outremer has already built a fully electric 45 for Jimmy Cornell and a 5X made from 50% flax fibre for Roland Jourdain, so its eco skillset is there.But it deems its focus on making its production yachts as efficient as possible, thereby minimising the need for engine use (the largest cause of C02 emissions), as still the most sensible for ocean cruising. Just when I feared a long motor back the wind showed up right on cue, increasing from 5 to 17 knots in a couple of minutes and bringing with it a nice following swell (and the accompanying dolphins). The gennaker was unleashed and we were straight into full-bore deep reaching for the next eight hours straight. ‘This is what it’s all about!’ I noted after helming for hours in 16-20 knots breeze from our aft quarter. When you connect a gust with a wave, you feel the acceleration, then the rudders bite and give you that control as you bear away and the apparent wind shoots forward. You play the wave, watching with anticipation as the speedo rises. Queen size berths in the aft cabins show there’s volume enough in the hulls. Photo: Robin Christol Most good waves saw the log rise from 11 or 12 to the late teens. Our top speed was 20.5 knots, a record we chased well into the darkness of that night. Even at 3am with less than a mile to run to the marina, I was still revelling in the last small surfs, selfishly clinging onto the wheel. It’s addictive sailing alright. Size or price?The Outremer 52 costs over €1.5m with options. That’s premium pricing, but something Outremer can do thanks to insatiable demand. It has already sold 69 boats, so you can’t currently get one till the end of 2027! Is this model a victim of its own success already? And despite opening a new facility just for the Outremer 52 production line, will it be able to maintain quality at this volume? A friend commented that for the price of the Outremer 52, why not go for the 55? The logic being if you have that money maybe you can afford the larger version (from €1.6m). Sailing alongside us for part of our test sail, the 55 was consistently a notch quicker on passage and offers that bit more entertaining space and payload carrying potential. But for me, the crucial difference between these new models is that the Outremer 52 is just that bit more manageable – less weight, less loads, less sail area, winch sizes etc. And it’s set up for easier short-handing. If you enjoyed this….Yachting World is the world’s leading magazine for bluewater cruisers and offshore sailors. Every month we have inspirational adventures and practical features to help you realise your sailing dreams. Build your knowledge with a subscription delivered to your door. See our latest offers and save at least 30% off the cover price. I’ve spent a lot of time looking at cars recently, searching for something small enough to zip into town, large enough for load and people carrying, sporty to drive yet economic to run. My conclusion? There’s no such thing. Nor is there with boats – except this comes pretty close to offering all the values I’d want. The Outremer can delight on the helm and tick off ocean miles easily at high average/double digit speeds – speeds that could help you avoid weather systems. Then it can tuck into the shallows. While you may be able to tell I revelled in sailing this cat, that’s not to say it would suit everyone. Were money no object, perhaps this might be my ultimate bluewater boat, but in all honesty, I’d probably choose something smaller... the 45 (or next version of it) perhaps! Niggles include the galley layout which could potentially be improved, as could the finish and noise insulation. Nevertheless, this has the space, speed, and style to bluewater cruise for years. Coupled with the sail handling layout, living area and emphasis on natural light and ventilation, the Outremer 52 offers reaching fun and the ability to enjoy single-figure windspeed sailing. In short, it sets a new bar for bluewater cruising. Lagoon 52 CatamaransLagoon 52 CatamaranDimensions & specifications. Specifications | Brochure
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2009 SUNREEF 102 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Used Model: Sunreef 102 Catamaran for Sale Call Italy "LITTLE GIANT"
2017 SUNREEF 88 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Used Model: Sunreef 88 DD Catamaran for Sale Fort Lauderdale Florida "MAGIC CAT 83"
1995 MULTIPLAST 82 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Used Model: Magic Cat 82 Catamaran for Sale Sètes France "HOUBARA"
2012 SUNREEF 82 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Used Model: Sunreef 82 DD Catamaran for Sale Sicily Italy "SUNREEF 80 POWER ECO YACHT"
2024 SUNREEF 80 ft Type: Power | Condition: New Model: Sunreef 80 Power Eco Catamaran for Sale Factory Poland "SEACLUSION"
2020 SUNREEF 80 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Used Model: Sunreef 80 Catamaran for Sale Saint Martin "MY CAT"
2016 GUNBOAT 78 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Used Model: Gunboat 78 Catamaran for Sale Badalona Spain "HTC"
2019 LAGOON 78 ft Type: Power | Condition: Used Model: Lagoon Seventy-8MY Catamaran for Sale Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam "KINGS RANSOM"
2008 MATRIX YACHTS 76 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Used Model: Silhouette 760 Catamaran for Sale Tortola Virgin Islands (British) "XENIA"
2010 PRIVILEGE 74 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Used Model: Privilege 745 Catamaran for Sale Fort Lauderdale Florida "KAILUA"
2018 SUNREEF 74 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Used Model: Sunreef 74C Catamaran for Sale Mallorca Spain "SOVEREIGN"
2006 LIDGARD 73 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Used Model: Executive 73 Catamaran for Sale Gloucester Virginia "MULAN"
2012 SUNREEF 71 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Used Model: Sunreef 70 Catamaran for Sale Honolulu Hawaii "OCEAN VIBES"
2020 SUNREEF 70 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Used Model: Sunreef 70 Catamaran for Sale St Thomas Virgin Islands (US) "ALMA DIVA"2022 SUNREEF 70 ft Type: Power | Condition: Used Model: Sunreef 70 PC Catamaran for Sale Cartagena Colombia "BROCHURE-FOUNTAINE PAJOT ALEGRIA 67"
2024 FOUNTAINE PAJOT 67 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Brochure Model: Alegria 67 Catamaran for Sale France "ADALIZ"
2022 BALLOTTA 65 ft Type: Power | Condition: New Model: Kelsall KSP 65 Catamaran for Sale La Punta Peru "LADY MIRABELLE"2024 LAGOON 65 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Used Model: Lagoon Sixty 5 Catamaran for Sale Bordeaux France "BROCHURE-FOUNTAINE PAJOT POWER 67"
2024 FOUNTAINE PAJOT 65 ft Type: Power | Condition: Brochure Model: Power 67 Catamaran for Sale France "ZAHORA"
2008 SUNREEF 62 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Used Model: Sunreef 62 Catamaran for Sale Barcelona Spain "HONORARY"
2016 LAGOON 62 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Used Model: Lagoon 620 Under Offer St Thomas Virgin Islands (US) "PONO"
2005 FOUNTAINE PAJOT 60 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Used Model: Eleuthera 60 Catamaran for Sale Port Canaveral Florida "FEEL THE BLUE"
2018 SUNREEF 60 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Used Model: 60A Galley-up Catamaran for Sale Lisbon Portugal "BROCHURE FOUNTAINE PAJOT SAMANA 59"
2021 FOUNTAINE PAJOT 59 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Brochure Model: Fountaine Pajot 59 Catamaran for Sale France "VOYAGE 590"
2024 VOYAGE YACHTS 59 ft Type: Sail | Condition: New Model: Voyage 590 Catamaran for Sale Tortola Virgin Islands (British) "GRENADIER"
2025 FOUNTAINE PAJOT 59 ft Type: Sail | Condition: New Model: Samana 59 Maestro Catamaran for Sale New In Stock "HOKULEI"2023 GRANOCEAN 57 ft Type: Power | Condition: Used Model: 57 Catamaran for Sale Hallandale Beach Florida "RECIPE"
2011 LAGOON 56 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Used Model: Lagoon 560 Catamaran for Sale Antigua and Barbuda "NO NAME-LAGOON 560"
2017 LAGOON 56 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Used Model: Lagoon 560 S2 Catamaran for Sale Fort Lauderdale Florida "SUMMERTIME"
2012 LAGOON 56 ft Type: Sail | Condition: Used Model: Lagoon 560 Catamaran for Sale Fort Lauderdale Florida Used Inventory
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Surrounded by the best naval architects (VPLP), and great names in French design (Patrick Le Quément, Darnet Design, Saguez & Partners), the Outremer shipyard has engineered a smart and seaworthy 52-foot catamaran for the ultimate bluewater cruising experience. 52 ft. 12.5/15.7 t. 26 ft. 155 m² (upwind)
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The Lagoon 52 F is the fruit of careful consideration in terms of elegance, comfort, ease of handling and performance under sail. Living spaces are well balanced and favor flow of movement. Let yourself be transported, in complete safety. Length overall. 15,84 m.
The Horizon PC52 model answers the demand for a high-end power catamaran in the 50-foot range that is capable of true blue-water cruising. The PC52 offers extremely comfortable living spaces, with a functional three-stateroom layout, large galley and spacious salon, as well as all of the necessary amenities for extended cruising.
The Horizon PC52 model answers the demand for the cruising connoisseur. Capable of true bluewater cruising, the PC52 offers extremely comfortable living spaces, with a functional three-stateroom, two-bathroom layout, large galley, spacious salon and all of the necessary amenities for extended cruising. The PC52 is available in both the popular ...
The Horizon Power Catamarans 52 delivers a bluewater cruiser that's capable of long-range voyages with home-size volume. Sunbird, a 2022 build, is currently listed for sale through Horizon Powercat Co for $2.145 million. The 52-footer ticks all the boxes with its three-stateroom, two-head layout that sleeps six, multiple exterior ...
Designed by world renowned naval architects Reichel Pugh, this 52-foot catamaran is the perfect balance of cruising comfort and performance sailing. Using high end composite construction materials and techniques, the Seawind 1600 is pitched at the sailor who is looking for something a little extra. ... $1,200,000 Base price - call for factory ...
Outremer 52 specifications. LOA: 15.73m / 51ft 7in Beam: 7.89m / 25ft 11in Draught: 1.07m-2.30m / 3ft 6in-7ft 7in Displacement: 12,500kg / 27,558lb Price: ex VAT €1.2m Builder: catamaran ...
This is arguably the Outremer 52's main payoff: the accommodation is kept simple and relatively easy to reproduce in favour of keeping weight down and speed up. The effort and labour goes into ...
The Lagoon 52, the latest model developed by the world's leading builder of cruising catamarans, marks a whole new era in the design of such boats, as indeed did its predecessor, the famed Lagoon 500. With its diamond-shaped vertical bows, bevelled hulls, its as if levitated deckhouse and tall rig, the Lagoon 52 is no ordinary catamaran, but ...
If you are looking for a luxurious yet enthralling cruising catamaran, look no further. HH52-SCF (Forward Helm) Version ... With this yacht we recommend a 12 foot tender. The davits are carbon fiber and have a high load capacity. ... The HH52-OC is roughly the same price as an Outremer 52, meanwhile a full carbon HH52-SC is considerably cheaper ...
Meticulously Maintained Catana 52 Catamaran. ... 388 sq ft self-tacking Solent jib; Dacron with Sunbrella UV protection (little used) 130% Genoa (original) ... to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This yacht for sale is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice. Refine Your Search.
Unique bluewater aluminum catamaran for sale. Spirit One is a sailing catamaran from the prestigious drawing board of the Crowther naval architecture firm. ... 52 ft / 15.85 m LWL: 51 ft / 15.54 m Beam: 25.5 ft / 7.77 m ... This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice. Need more details? Ask the ...
52 Feet. View Details. Lagoon 52 F | Summer Star| 2019. Athens, Greece. Great Value. Summer Star, a Lagoon 52, a catamaran available for crewed charters throughout Greece. With 6 cabins and 6 WC it is perfect for groups of 10 guests.y between exterior and interior life, a slender exterior design for a boat with a strong character. 6 Cabins.
The Ultimate Exploration Catamaran. The brainchild of Garcia Yachts the Explocat 52 takes all the elements which Garcia is famous for and put them into a 52 foot catamaran which can sail anywhere from polar exploration to the tropics. Built light and strong from aluminium with a shallow draft the Explocat 52 is designed to go anywhere in the ...
The Horizon PC52 model answers the demand for a high-end power catamaran in the 50-foot range that is capable of true blue-water cruising. The PC52 offers extremely comfortable living spaces, with a functional three stateroom layout, large galley and spacious salon, as well as all of the necessary amenities for extended cruising.
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2000 Crowther 52. 52 ft; Catamaran; Fort Lauderdale, FL, US ... 52 ft / 15.85 m LWL: 51 ft / 15.54 m Beam: ... to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice. location: Contact. 727.449.8222. Search By. Manufacturer. Keyword.
DSK Marine manufactures the Kraken 52 - a state of the art sport luxury offshore catamaran designed to offer speed, comfort and capability never seen before. Utilizing 4 Mercury V12 600s, the Kraken 52 exemplifies the epidemy of offshore luxury and performance.The Kraken 52 is a stunningly beautiful and expertly designed high performance luxury sport fish outboard catamaran. Using 100% all ...
In this case, we buy a new cat of 52 foot, which is not overly decadent, but it's a real piece of gear nonetheless. ... Typically, the price of a 35-foot used catamaran vs. a comparable new one is 10% lower (ie. $237,714 vs. $261,286). Price of new catamarans. The price of new catamarans ranges from roughly $1,765 - $54,491 per foot. An average ...
Model: Sunreef 88 DD. Catamaran for Sale. Fort Lauderdale Florida. Price: $6,675,000. Inquire Now Image Gallery Save. Email me when price drops. Contact Broker Staley Weidman.
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Catamaran is a yacht brand that currently has 41 yachts for sale on YachtWorld, including 15 new vessels and 26 used yachts, listed by experienced boat and yacht brokers mainly in the following countries: United States, Spain, France, French Polynesia and South Africa. The selection of models featured on YachtWorld spans a spectrum of sizes and ...