French catamaran builder Fountaine Pajot has launched its new flagship, the 67 Power.
Designed for a long-distance cruiser or simply a great place to entertain, the Fountaine-Pajot Power 67 has it all. The Power 67 combines all the strengths of a power catamaran with Fountaine Pajot’s extensive experience producing award-winning motor yachts and luxury catamarans. The Power 67 is the flagship model of Fountaine Pajot’s Motor Yacht range and boasts all the signature features of the shipyard’s highly acclaimed lineup, yet has also inherited the luxury, space, and elegance of the Alegria 67 sailing catamaran.
The Fountaine-Pajot Power 67 is the largest power catamaran from this leading French builder and another step up in the luxury scale. It has it all—size, stability, range and comfort.
The Fountaine Pajot 67 has the layout and space that only a 19.69 m long catamaran with a 9.84 m beam can provide. She’s drawn by Berret-Racoupeau Yacht Design and is available in two layouts. Lounge Maestro has the galley down with an owner’s suite and three double cabins with ensuites.
The Power 67 has the galley on the main deck in the Classic Maestro, with an owner’s suite and four double cabins below, each with a private head.
The accommodation below in the hulls offers four to six double cabins, making the Power 67 an ideal charter boat. In Charter mode, the layout offers six double cabins with ensuite bathrooms, three in each hull in a symmetrical order.
Power is either a pair of Volvo Penta 300s or 480s. With straight shafts and the uprated twin 480hp Volvos, the Fountaine Pajot Power 67 will cover 1,700nm at a sedate cruise of around 8 knots, thanks to a whopping 4,000-litre fuel capacity.
Even at a still leisurely 15 knots, you have a range of over 400 nm. The top speed is around 20 knots.
Available in a long galley version or a galley beautifully incorporated into the saloon, the Power 67 delivers generous five-star luxury space that is bold, modern and eminently stylish. Incredible 360° views are afforded through panoramic windows throughout the power catamaran.
Her quality design and trims help usher in the natural light and further enhance the serenity and comfort of the living areas.
It is sure to appeal to both the recreational and charter market and is destined to be seen at some of the world’s ultimate cruising destinations. Great Barrier Reef or the Bay of Islands would be a great start.
Look for a full review on the Fountaine Pajot 67 Power in the Nov-Dec issue of Pacific PowerBoat (Online October 25)
