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Product Line Up
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The pilothouse sailing
yachts
Nauticat The Nauticats 321, 351, 37, 385 , 42 and 515
belong to our fleet of pilothouse sailing yachts. Compared to the
traditional motorsailers, the sailing performance has been in focus once
drawing the very first lines for these fine yachts. Traditional Nauticat
qualities and features, like a closed warm pilothouse, cosy interior of
highest quality, and the attention to every single detail that has to do
with safety or the building process have not been stepped aside. By the
introduction of the pilothouse sailing yachts it has been demonstrated how
experience and innovation can lead to unique and unbeatable designs, and the
latest model, the Nauticat 385 is ready to redefine, to set new standards in
the category pilothouse sailing yachts again.
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Pilothouse sailing yachts: Nauticat 515
The Nauticat 515 is classical, elegant and spacious.
She will carry you graciously at high speed, anywhere, in any conditions. A
look around her luxury interior illustrates the quality that has made our
yard famous.The Nauticat 515 offers almost limitless possibilities in terms
of customising the yacht for diffrent needs and requirements. The Nauticat
515 can be specified with either a centre cockpit or an open Mediterranean
style cockpit layout.
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| LOA (Length overall) |
15,42 m |
| LWL (Length at waterline) |
12,22 m |
| Beam |
4,6 m |
| Draft |
2,2 m |
| Displacement |
24 to |
| Sails sloop |
144 m2 |
| Height above waterline |
23 m |
| Fresh water capacity |
1600 l |
| Fuel capacity |
1570 l |
| Boat design category |
A |
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Pilothouse sailing yachts: Nauticat 42
The Nauticat 42 became an immediate success after her
introduction. She is strong, safe, spacious and can easily be sailed by two
persons. The Nauticat 42 is a true blue water cruiser and offers a wide
collection of options concerning type of interior, sails, rig, navigation
equipment and hull colour.
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| LOA (Length overall) |
13 m |
| LWL (Length at waterline) |
10,35 m |
| Beam |
4 m |
| Draft |
1,95 m |
| Displacement |
14,5 to |
| Sails sloop |
97,5 m2 |
| Height above waterline |
20 m |
| Fresh water capacity |
700 l |
| Fuel capacity |
700 l |
| Boat design category |
A |
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Pilothouse sailing yachts: Nauticat 385
Encouraged by the success of the Nauticat 37, a new
model, the Nauticat 385 was born. The 385 features a long waterline and fast
sailing characteristics as the NC-37, and on deck the 385 offers a deep
cockpit and inside a guest cabin in mid section of the boat and a toilet in
the aft as standard. The nauticat 385 has replaced the legendary nauticat
39.
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| LOA (Length overall) |
11,65 m |
| LWL (Length at waterline) |
10,10 m |
| Beam |
3,6 m |
| Draft |
1,9 m |
| Displacement |
8,7 to |
| Sails sloop |
75 m2 |
| Height above waterline |
16,7 m |
| Fresh water capacity |
440 l |
| Fuel capacity |
335 l |
| Boat design category |
A |
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Pilothouse sailing yachts: Nauticat 37
The Nauticat 37 is a yacht with appealing looks and
performance. She combines these qualities with the well-known Nauticat
craftsmanship and our philosophy and attitude of building yachts according
to highest quality demands and safety regulations.
When you step aboard, you will sense the unmistakeable feeling of security
and the ambience of yacht that will satisfy even the most demanding sailor.
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| LOA (Length overall) |
11,23 m |
| LWL (Length at waterline) |
10,10 m |
| Beam |
3,65 m |
| Draft |
1,85 / 1,65 m |
| Displacement |
8,7 to |
| Sails sloop |
75,02 m2 |
| Height above waterline |
16,96 m |
| Fresh water capacity |
440 l |
| Fuel capacity |
400 l |
| Boat design category |
A |
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Pilothouse sailing yachts: Nauticat 351
The Nauticat 351 is a completely renewed model based
on the well-known Nauticat 35. In comparison with the 35, the 351 features a
new deck design, which resembles the one of the Nauticat 37, including a
large u-shaped seat for helmsman, and entrance to the cockpit from the
sides.
New design of keel and rudder and a completely renewed construction of the
bottom strengthening framework are some of the improvements compared to the
Nauticat 35. The Nauticat 351 offers an considerable amount of living space
inside, and the cabin is still in lead in terms of the volume and luxury in
the category sailing yachts under 35 feet.
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| LOA (Length overall) |
10,60 m |
| LWL (Length at waterline) |
9,05 m |
| Beam |
3,5 m |
| Draft |
1,7 m |
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| Sails sloop |
58,5 m2 |
| Height above waterline |
15,5 m |
| Fresh water capacity |
440 l |
| Engine |
54 Hp |
| Fuel capacity |
335 l |
| Boat design category |
A |
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Pilothouse sailing yachts: Nauticat 321
The youthful Nauticat 321 offers superb accommodation
and quality of build and attention to smallest detail. The interior of the
Nauticat 321 is a showpiece of the Nauticat craftsmanship. The Nauticat 321
features two staterooms, a large head and toilet amidships and a raised
settee in pilothouse which offers clear wievs in all directions. The
Nauticat 321 is built with two separate steering positions, both inside in
pilothouse and outside in cockpit like all Nauticats.
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| LOA (Length overall) |
10 m |
| LWL (Length at waterline) |
8,30 m |
| Beam |
3,24 m |
| Draft |
1,6 / 1,75 / 1,4 m |
| Displacement |
6,0 to |
| Sails sloop |
55 m2 |
| Height above waterline |
14 m |
| Fresh water capacity |
440 l |
| Fuel capacity |
250 l |
| Boat design category |
A |
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The traditional motorsailers
Our fleet of traditional motorsailers, the Nauticats
331, 38 and 44 symbolise a remarkable consistency of engineering vision and
determination. Our traditional motorsailers are very unique, in terms of
volume inside, easy handling, durability, safety standards, modern cruising
capabilities, the level and possibilities for customising the yachts
according to specific needs and environments . All three yachts feature side
doors on the pilothouse, are rigged as ketches, as truly classics should be,
and have raised aft decks. The nauticat 44 has a long keel, whereas the 331
and 38 have fin keels. These yachts continue through constant changes and
improvements to sustain as extremely capable and beloved traditional
motorsailers.
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Traditional motorsailers: Nauticat 44
Capable of up to 10 knots execptional power, the full
keel steadiness of the Nauticat 44 and exceptional manouverability are a
delight to the passagemaker.
Her long range capabilities and dual steering station enable her to take you
to any port you chose, rain or sunshine. Her sumptuous accommodations,
including a widely-copied aft cabin make her an ideal place to live as well.
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| LOA (Length overall) |
13,65 m |
| LWL (Length at waterline) |
11,5 m |
| Beam |
3,7 m |
| Draft |
1,85 m |
| Displacement |
16,5 to |
| Sails sloop |
114 m2 |
| Height above waterline |
17,5 m |
| Fresh water capacity |
620 l |
| Engine |
150 Hp |
| Fuel capacity |
950 l |
| Boat design category |
B |
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Traditional motorsailers: Nauticat 38
The Nauticat 38 is one of our traditional
motorsailers. She offers excellent comfort and due to her powerful engine
together with good performance under sail she provides a perfect solution
for those seeking maximum versatility below 40 feet.
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| LOA (Length overall) |
11,8 m |
| LWL (Length at waterline) |
9,25 m |
| Beam |
3,4 m |
| Draft |
1,8 m |
| Displacement |
11 to |
| Sails sloop |
70,1 m2 |
| Height above waterline |
15,3 m |
| Fresh water capacity |
400 l |
| Engine |
91 Hp |
| Fuel capacity |
600 l |
| Boat design category |
B |
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Traditional motorsailers: Nauticat 331
The Nauticat 331 is based on the Grand Old Lady, the
Nauticat 33. This traditional motorsailer has now been, after several
modifications, in production for over 40 years.
The effortless operation, superb comfort and careful arrangement of
interiors have created a demand resulting in over 1280 hulls built to date.
This sturdy classic will surely keep on sailing smoothly and steadily for
another 40 years.
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| LOA (Length overall) |
10,4 m |
| LWL (Length at waterline) |
8,6 m |
| Beam |
3,4 m |
| Draft |
1,65 / 1,48 m |
| Displacement |
8,30 to |
| Sails sloop |
56,9 m2 |
| Height above waterline |
14,3 m |
| Fresh water capacity |
450 l |
| Engine |
75 Hpl |
| Fuel capacity |
500 l |
| Boat design category |
B |
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