Two current-generation catamarans head to Lavrio

Fountaine Pajot will present the FP41 and FP44 at the Olympic Yacht Show from 15 to 18 October 2026. Both models sit squarely within Luxury Yacht Guide's 12-to-under-24-metre scope and represent the newer generation of the builder's cruising range.

The pairing gives Greek buyers a useful comparison between a 12.10-metre platform and a larger 13.26-metre design. Visitors can judge how additional beam, accommodation and deck area change the ownership experience without moving into a substantially larger yacht.

The FP41 focuses on efficient owner operation

The FP41 measures 12.10 metres in hull length with a 6.92-metre beam and is offered with conventional or ODSea+ electric propulsion. Fountaine Pajot designed the yacht around easy cruising, including a double helm and manoeuvring station positioned for visibility and crew communication.

That configuration is particularly relevant to private owners who expect to sail with family or a small crew. The yacht combines blue-water ambitions with a footprint that remains manageable for marina use, maintenance and everyday operation.

The FP44 adds space without leaving the private-yacht sector

At 13.26 metres long and 7.44 metres wide, the FP44 creates more living space while remaining firmly within the owner-operated catamaran market. The model can be configured with three or four cabins and offers a Maestro arrangement for owners seeking greater privacy.

Fountaine Pajot also offers the FP44 with the ODSea+ electric drivetrain and substantial solar capacity. That gives buyers another point of comparison beyond accommodation, especially for owners interested in quieter operation and reduced generator use while at anchor.

Lavrio gives eastern Mediterranean buyers direct access

The Olympic Yacht Show takes place at Olympic Marine in Lavrio, close to major Aegean cruising grounds. Fountaine Pajot's dealer network will be on site to arrange visits and discuss specifications, making the event useful for buyers already familiar with Greek island cruising.

For prospective owners, the value of the display lies in seeing both yachts side by side rather than comparing drawings remotely. The four-day show provides time to assess helm positions, cockpit circulation, cabin layouts and the practical differences created by the extra size of the FP44.

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