A sailing model at the start of the yacht range
The FPY 59S is presented as the entry point to Fountaine Pajot Yachts' larger sailing family, rather than a newly announced September world premiere. Its published hull length is 18.78 metres with an overall beam of 9.46 metres.
That substantial beam changes both the space available inside and the berth required at a marina. Owners should check the destination's actual multihull tariffs and alongside dimensions when assessing this size.
Different versions for different crews
The Lounge Maestro arrangement includes an owner's suite and dedicated guest cabins with a lower galley. The alternative Maestro layout moves the galley to the main deck and changes how meals and service connect with outdoor space.
A six-cabin charter variant gives priority to more accommodation instead of the same private-owner arrangement. These configurations are alternatives and cannot all be selected simultaneously on one yacht.
The shipyard also offers numerous finish and material combinations across its plans. Buyers should look beyond the upholstery to assess refrigerator volume, stores, ventilation and the route between guest rooms and working areas.
The deck platform and specifications
The maker describes a large aft cockpit, a panoramic flybridge and an owner's cabin among the principal living spaces. These areas are connected across the broad platform, so circulation is central to the yacht's usability.
Current specifications list twin 110hp engines as standard and optional twin 150hp units, together with 1,150 litres of freshwater and 1,200 litres of diesel. The final configuration and load will determine actual consumption and passage performance.
The hybrid option and purchase checks
Fountaine Pajot also describes thermal and hybrid configurations for this model, with battery and solar components intended to reduce generator use. Owners should request a complete electrical and energy specification before inferring quiet endurance under full air-conditioning loads.
The model's owner and charter variants are useful points of comparison, but service routines and privacy may matter more than gross berth count. A long-distance private boat and a commercially used six-cabin vessel impose different requirements.
The official FPY 59S model photograph here is specific to that sailing yacht, not a generic Fountaine Pajot multihull. The exact hull length, options, final bill of materials and relevant certification should be confirmed in the contract.
