LIPARI 41

About the LIPARI 41

Designed by Joubert-Nivelt and built by Fountaine-Pajot in France, the Lipari 41 is a performance-oriented catamaran produced in 2010. With a hull count of ?, this model represents a specific era of Fountaine-Pajot's design philosophy, balancing speed with liveability.

Best for:

This boat suits active coastal cruisers and short-to-medium passage makers who prioritize sailing performance and modern amenities over heavy bluewater expedition capabilities. It is well-suited for couples or families seeking a fast, comfortable day-sailing and weekend-cruising experience.

Bluewater capability:

With a displacement of 21605.0 lb and a capsize ratio of 3.18, the Lipari 41 offers moderate offshore stability but is primarily designed for coastal and protected waters rather than extreme bluewater expeditions.

Comparables:

Comparable boats include the Fountaine-Pajot Astrea 42 and the Lagoon 400, as they share similar production eras, beam dimensions, and performance-focused catamaran hull forms. The Lipari 41 distinguishes itself with a slightly lighter displacement and a fractional sloop rig compared to the often heavier, more traditional rigs of its contemporaries.