Catamaran passion and sweet navigation in this sea
The global trend towards a better liveability of the sea, with slower and eco-sustainable rhythms, also passes through the increasing appreciation for multi-hulls, of which the catamaran is the protagonist. The company of Lignano Sabbiadoro EuroSail Yacht understood this early and with far-sightedness, awarded by the Fountaine Pajot shipyard as the best European dealer of last season in the MotorYacht category. A concrete interest on the part of EuroSail which, with a view to promoting the catamaran as a boat, has in the first place facilitated partnerships with marinas and marinas by stipulating preferential agreements for the mooring of catamarans. Always with a view to divulging the multihull philosophy, the EuroSail Yacht company, which also works very heavily with the charter, allows boats to be rented for long periods of time and to proceed with the purchase only at the end of the period, discounting the rental price . The catamaran does not really need large presentations: it stands out for its great stability both in navigation and at anchor, due to the reduced roll phenomena compared to traditional monocarena boats and finally due to its particular shape. The double hull allows, in fact, to have incredibly comfortable spaces both for the interiors and for the external surfaces that boast physiologically larger sunbathing areas, as well as all the open areas: characteristics that from year to year conquer the tastes of more and more ship owners passionate about this particular type of boat. EuroSail Yacht is now preparing to introduce into the Italian market two important innovations of the Fountaine Pajot Shipyard: a 42-foot sailboat with strong and innovative lines and a new 40-foot motor-yacht designed by the prestigious team of architects formed by Daniel Andrieu for the hull and Pierangelo Andreani for the interiors. Important recognition at the construction site obtained at the last show in Dusseldorf for MY 44, awarded the "European Power Boat of the year 2018" in the category reserved for hulls up to 45 '.
