The wide platform prioritises living space
The yacht’s 34-foot-plus beam gives the interior and exterior areas considerably more width than a conventional monohull of similar length. The three-cabin layout uses that volume to create larger private spaces rather than maximising berth count.
For owners planning longer periods aboard, that approach can make the yacht feel closer to a floating apartment than a compact cruiser. Wide deck areas also create multiple zones for dining, lounging and accessing the water without crowding circulation.
Volvo Penta propulsion supports long-range use
The listing identifies Volvo Penta power, a familiar choice for large cruising catamarans because of its broad service network and proven marine applications. The multihull form is intended to combine useful passage speeds with efficiency and stability.
Catamarans also benefit from separated engines in the two hulls, which can simplify machinery access and provide useful redundancy. Buyers should still verify engine hours, service records and all propulsion systems during survey.
Tankage is sized for extended cruising
Fuel capacity is listed at approximately 4,001 litres, with around 1,048 litres of fresh water. Those volumes support longer trips away from marinas and fit the yacht’s role as a serious cruising platform rather than a day boat.
Large domestic spaces and storage are equally important on longer itineraries. The combination of tankage, beam and three-cabin accommodation gives owners the ability to spend more time aboard without sacrificing privacy or comfort.
Trogir is a strong Adriatic delivery point
The yacht is based in Trogir, close to Split and within one of Croatia’s most active cruising regions. The central Dalmatian location offers immediate access to island routes and a strong network of marinas, yards and technical suppliers.
At €2.969 million, the 2022 Fountaine Pajot 65 sits firmly in the premium multihull market. Its appeal is built around space, cruising capacity and a relatively recent build year while remaining comfortably below LYG’s 24-metre ceiling.
Official sources: www.denisonyachtsales.com.
