FP Saona 47 (2019)
KEY FEATURES
- 5 Cabins & 5 Electric Heads + single bow cabin
- Classic Main with Stackpack and Lazy Jacks & Furling Genoa
- Generator & Air-Conditioning
- GPS/Chartplotter, Auto-Pilot, Wind Instrument,
- Large 2 Double Drawer Fridge & Seperate Freezer
- 2nd Fridge in cockpit
- Hydraulic davits
- Bimini for Helm Station
- Propane BBQ
- VHF & Cellular Phone
- Life raft
- Dinghy & Outboard
- Snorkeling & Safety Gear
HIGH SEASON
Dec 16 - Jan 1
Feb 1 - Mar 31
$13,000
MID SEASON
Jan 2 - Jan 31
Apr 1 - Apr 30
$12,000
LOW SEASON
May 1 - Jul 9
Nov 6 - Dec 15
$11,000
OFF SEASON
Jul 10 - Nov 5
$10,000
YACHT VIDEO
TECHNICAL DETAILS
- LOA: 46'
- BEAM: 25.3'
- DRAFT: 4.2'
- ENGINES: 2x 60hp
- FUEL: 248 gal
- WATER: 185 gal
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MORE DETAILS ON THREE SHEETS
Three Sheets is a 2019 Saona 47 from Fountaine Pajot, perfect for larger groups up to 11 guests. She offers 5 cabin, which are 4 double guest cabins and 1 bunk bed cabin, perfect for children or crew. All 5 cabins have their own electric head and separate shower. The starboard bow offers an extra single bed.
The Saona offers good visibility from the helm, multiple places to chat with friends or relax in the sun, comfortable accommodations and a clean and bright interior.
The saloon is expansive, modern and bright, with large windows that provide good visibility. Stepping aboard the Saona you will be impressed with the light pouring into the saloon through the wraparound windows, long overhead skylights and sliding glass panels that open onto the cockpit to bring the outdoors in. The L-shaped galley has double sinks and a counter aft, with two fridges under, and a corner-mounted convection oven and countertop range along the port side. Forward of the companionway, there’s a nav station with plenty of room for charts and excellent visibility for standing watch while protected from the elements. An island counter amidships provides additional space to work or entertain. In the starboard forward corner of the saloon, a coffee table is surrounded by comfortable couches
It is easy to move around the boat under sail, from transom to bow, up the three steps from the cockpit to the raised helm station to starboard, and up another three stairs to the lounging area atop the bimini, to port of the steps. For chartering, the Incidence main and slightly overlapping genoa provide ample horsepower for hopping along from anchorage to anchorage. The helm station, which can also be entered at deck level has a three-person bench, with the wheel and engine controls mounted just forward on a pedestal. There is a pass-through between the pedestal and the cabin top, where three winches (one’s electric to handle the halyard) and line-handling clutches are mounted.
All photos are stock photos, courtesy of Fountaine Pajot.