FP41 anchors the smaller end of the Barcelona display

The FP41 will be the most compact Fountaine Pajot model shown at Barcelona 2026, where it joins the FP44, FP48, FP55 and FPY59S. Its 12.10-metre hull length places it just above Luxury Yacht Guide's lower size threshold while still providing full cruising accommodation.

That position makes the FP41 relevant to buyers who want multihull space without the marina footprint and operating demands of a larger catamaran. Seeing it next to bigger sister models should make those trade-offs especially clear at Port Vell.

The design mixes compact dimensions with blue-water intent

Fountaine Pajot describes the FP41 as a blue-water cruising catamaran intended to remain safe, comfortable and easy to handle over longer passages. A 6.92-metre beam creates the width needed for useful living spaces while the overall length remains comparatively modest.

The deck layout includes a double helm and manoeuvring station with the controls grouped around the skipper. That arrangement is designed to support short-handed operation and preserve communication with guests in the cockpit and lounging areas.

Owners can choose conventional or electric propulsion

The FP41 is available with conventional engines or the ODSea+ electric system, which uses twin 25 kW motors, battery storage and hydrogeneration. Fountaine Pajot also integrates solar generation into the wider energy package to reduce dependence on conventional machinery.

For Mediterranean owners who spend long periods at anchor, quieter onboard operation can be as important as sailing efficiency. The Barcelona show gives buyers the opportunity to discuss those choices directly with the builder and dealer network before deciding how they want to configure the yacht.

Barcelona gives the FP41 useful context

The FP41 is easier to evaluate when placed beside the larger FP44 and newer FP48 rather than viewed alone. Buyers can compare cockpit volume, private accommodation and deck circulation while keeping the same brand philosophy and design language as the reference point.

That side-by-side setting should help owners decide whether the 12.10-metre model already provides enough space for their cruising programme. The Barcelona International Boat Show runs from 14 to 18 October 2026 at Port Vell.

Official sources: www.catamarans-fountaine-pajot.com; www.catamarans-fountaine-pajot.com.