2008 48 Feet FOUNTAINE PAJOT SALINA 48

Demanding in terms of safety
Her length (48’/14.30m) gives her a thin shape, with a very low centre of gravity for comfort and safety at sea. Its 136m2 sail plan performs very effectively and does not cause any pitch in choppy conditions.

New manufacturing technologies
The Salina 48 is manufactured with FOUNTAINE PAJOT’s new technologies: the sandwich composite hull is infused and the deckhouse is injected with the new RTM eco technology.

A demanding list of specifications for Salina 48:
• Create a sea going vessel, able to sail in conditions that are sometimes harsh, with easy no obstacle circulation on the bridge: «the SALINA 48 is designed for open sea navigation».

The saloon/cockpit must make up a single unit, with no steps needed for access and with a very wide opening.

• The helm must be able to accommodate 3 people and must be convivial with the cockpit, providing direct and protected access.

• Manoeuvres (halliards, sheets, etc.) must be grouped together at the helm, in order to manoeuvre without having to move around.

• The sun bathing area must be able to be used at sea.
The results are convincing: the boat is superb.
A demanding list of specifications for Salina 48:
On board, the saloon/cockpit unit has an impressive amount of volume, forming a continuous area: a chart table facing the sea, L shaped kitchen with the new «Piano©» refrigerator, inside and outside table, lounge corner outside, etc.
This generously proportioned area provides a cosy atmosphere.

The «piano©» refrigerator invented by FOUNTAINE PAJOT makes it possible to:
• Maintain cold temperatures in excellent conditions
• Access the refrigerator at a convenient height
• Store items on easily accessible racks
• Keep the upper surface available for use.


The Salina 48 comes in two versions
• Quatuor version: 4 cabins, 4 bathrooms, with sleeping accommodations for 12 (not including the saloon).
• Maestro version: a private suite in a hull, with laundry volume allowing long-term cruises, and of course a hull for your Guests.

For the two versions, the berths are magnificent with portholes offering a view of the sea with low beds, the private bathrooms have separate showers, and the passageways are without thresholds.