Cannes, France — 8 September 2026 · world premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival.
A 14.43-metre sailing catamaran replacing the Tanna 47, in three or four cabins, with 2,300W of solar built into the roof.
The boat that replaces the Tanna 47
Fountaine Pajot presents the FP48 as the successor to the Tanna 47, bringing next-level comfort, equipment and technology. The yard says she is effortless to sail, even with a small crew.
A three-metre door between saloon and cockpit
At nearly fifteen metres the FP48 is laid out around one continuous living space. The saloon and cockpit connect through a wide three-metre sliding door, opening the whole area into one. The cockpit table seats eight, and so does the roof lounge.
The whole port hull as an owner’s suite
Fountaine Pajot calls it a unique owner space for a sailing catamaran of this size, with the entire port side given to a full-suite layout. The boat is offered in three or four cabins and up to ten berths.
2,300 watts of solar in the roof
Solar panels of 2,300 watts are integrated into the roof. Fountaine Pajot offers them for everyday use on board or for its quiet ODSea+ propulsion system.
