Fountaine Pajot Highland 35

The Fountaine Pajot Highland 35 is a motor catamaran designed to offer an excellent compromise between comfort, performance, and autonomy. It is part of the Trawler Catamarans range from the shipyard Fountaine Pajot, known for its marine and innovative boats.

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Main features of the Highland 35:

• Overall length: 10.35 m
• Width: 4.45 m
• Draft: 0.95 m
• Light displacement: Approximately 5.5 tons
• Engine: Typically equipped with 2 diesel engines (Volvo or Yanmar) between 110 and 190 hp each
• Cruising speed: Approximately 12 to 15 knots
• Maximum speed: Approximately 18 knots
• Range: Approximately 800 to 1,000 nautical miles depending on the engine and speed
• Fuel capacity: Approximately 800 L
• Freshwater capacity: 400 L

Layouts and comfort:

• Spacious flybridge with helm station, benches, and table
• Bright saloon with excellent visibility thanks to large glass surfaces
• Equipped kitchen with fridge, stove, sink, and storage
• 2 or 3 cabins, depending on the version, with double beds
• 1 or 2 bathrooms with shower and toilet
• Large rear cockpit providing direct access to the skirts for easy swimming and boarding

Advantages of the Highland 35:

• Stability and low consumption: Thanks to its catamaran hull, it is very stable and consumes less fuel than a monohull of the same size.
• Interesting range: Designed for cruising, it allows for long-distance navigation without frequent refueling.
• Large living space: Perfect for family or friends sailing.
• Manoeuvrability: Its dual engine and short length make it easy to maneuver, even for small crews.

Successor to the Greenland 34, which allowed the Fountaine Pajot shipyard in the early 2000s to enter the market for habitable motor catamarans of 10 meters, the Highland 35 becomes the entry point of a complete range, which includes the Summerland 40, the Cumberland 44, and the Queensland 55. While the larger models are catamarans of imposing dimensions, the little brother, with its 10.35 meters in overall length and especially its width of 4.40 meters, is the ultimate all-purpose boat, and it is also super versatile. The clientele has not been mistaken: produced in 68 units from 2005 to 2011, it has brought joy to many former sailing enthusiasts, but also and especially to boaters seeking autonomy and comfort, to rental bases wishing for units with economical operation and often easy to maneuver with a small crew, while having a record living space. A catamaran that also offers the ability, thanks to its width of only 4.40 m, to enter port in the evening! At its launch, it was available in two versions: Duo (two double cabins and two bathrooms) or Trio (two double cabins in the hull ...