New Nautitech 46

Cabin

Nov 7, 2019

At the Cannes Yachting Festival in September the French shipbuilder Nautitech Catamarans presented afloat its latest born: New Nautitech 46. Available in two versions, the Nautitech 46 Open and 46 Fly have benefited from an interior redesign from the design office Roseo Design to achieve the most successful alliance of the market between performance and comfort.

During the festival, Nautitech also took the opportunity to present the new design of its Nautitech 47 Power, with a launch scheduled for early 2020 in Miami.

The unique character of the new Nautitech 46 Open has been reinforced thanks to a bicolor roof, giving her a modern and sleek look, thanks to a longer mast, a lowered boom and an increased sail area which contri- bute to establish the performance of this model with one of the best weight/displacement ratio in her category.

Nautitec 46 OpenRight: The 46 Open

 

 

New 46 LayoutLeft: three cabin, three head layout

The Nautitech 46 Fly is designed for those who love to travel by the sea and share moments of conviviality. For a few days or for an extended trip, this model is the perfect balance between comfort in navigation and comfort on board.

Nautitec 46 Fly

 

 

The New Nautitech 46 fly

In the saloon, Roseo Design has reimagined the space to offer an unrivalled live-aboard experience. A warmer woodwork, a variety of materials, and a multitude of storage spaces, are all welcome features of this new option for the performance cruising market. The cabins are light and airy thanks to the double hull windows and multiple openings on the outside. Comfort and privacy are ensured via private bathrooms for each cabin.

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