Fountaine Pajot Lucia 40

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Fountaine Pajot Lucia 40 - review

Join Multihull Solutions' managing director Mark Elkington as he shows us through the Lucia 40 by Fountaine Pajot, at the 2017 La Grande Motte Multihull Boat Show.

This new sailing catamaran launched by Fountaine Pajot in June 2015 has shaken up the world's popular 40' market.Replacing the enormously successful Lipari 41 and Mahe 36, the design of the new Fountaine Pajot Lucia 40 has drawn inspiration from the shipyard's famous Helia 44 and Saba 50, offering superb luminosity and a spacious cockpit that comfortably accommodates eight people at its dining table.

The catamaran's sleek lines are complemented by its stylish interior design that incorporates premium quality fixtures and finishes. The interior is beautifully light courtesy of large panoramic portholes and excellent ventilation.There is a generous choice of exterior relaxation areas and the spacious cockpit has been designed for easy entertaining at sea.

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