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Fountaine Pajot Saba 50

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Saba 50, for Performance and Comfort

The SABA 50 was one of the first models, after the Helia 44, to benefit from the latest Fountaine Pajot innovations.

The sailing performance remains a priority for Fountaine Pajot catamarans. Additionally, comfort has greatly improved with many features which are demanded nowadays by long-term sailors.

Accommodation is optimised with spacious and ligh-filled cabins. The saloon is wide and practical, with a convertible sofa area and a convenient galley. The whole boat offers plenty of storage throughout.

Circulation is made easy between the different parts of the boat, allowing crew to get quickly and easily from and to the cockpit, the flybridge, the helm station or the foredeck.

Relaxation areas

The flybdridge communicates directly with the helm station and is quickly accessible from the cockpit. It comfortably welcomes guets with large sofas and sunbeds.

Foredeck cushions and sunbed transform it into a convivial area, as well as pulpits at bow.

The cockpit is in continuation of the saloon, offering a vast and sociable area. The cockpit table can sit up to 8 guests, and there are relaxing sofas on the side and back. A staircase easily leads to the helm and flybdridge, and a cockpit fridge can be fitted below.

Interior design of the Saba 50

The interior design is cosy, with soft colours and elegant style.

Natural light is a major bonus, through roof and panoramic windows in the saloon, a wide window door opening onto the cockpit, large windows in all cabins.

Layouts of the Fountaine Pajot SABA 50

There are 4 different accommodation versions to fit all sailing projects:

• The Saba 50 Maestro offers 4 cabins (2 on each side) out of which an owners' suite at port, and 4 bathrooms.
• The Saba 50 Maestro Crew is similar at port with an Owners cabin, and has 3 starboard cabins.
• The Saba 50 Quintet has 6 cabins and 6 bathrooms, ie 3 on each side.
• The Saba 50 Quintet VIP has 3 cabins with one accessible from the cockpit directly, and 2 starboard.

Click here to view the 4 different Saba 50 layout plans

Saba 50 - Price list & Cost of options

Get your Saba 50 price quote now

A. Tax-free yacht purchase in the Caribbean

B. get a finance offer for the purchase of your saba 50, c. understanding what your saba 50 price is composed of..

• Take the  interior configuration price
• Add  equipment version price  for your Saba 50​
• Choose the  additional Fountaine Pajot options
• Add  Ex-factory works  
• Fountaine Pajot Price updates  twice a year. The price will correspond to the date of confirmation of your order (with signature and 20% deposit paid, as per Fountaine Pajot requirements). 
• Choice of options:  Options do not all need to be chosen when confirming order. You may decide on some options later in the process. Please consult our team regarding the various deadlines.

Step 1 - Prices for various Saba 50 interior configurations (as of January 15th, 2020)

• SABA 50 MAESTRO    Owners' version - 4 cabins 4 baths for 673 800 euros*
• SABA 50 MAESTRO CREW  - Port Maestro / Starboard Quintet for 702 500 euros*
• SABA 50 QUINTET - 6 cabins 6 baths for  711 750 euros*
• SABA 50 QUINTET VIP  - Port Quintet / Starboard Maestro for 707 925 euros*

Click here to view layout plans for these models

Step 2 – Cost of your Fountaine Pajot Saba 50 equipment pack (as of January 15th, 2020)

• Saba 50 Grand Large : 19,500 Euros*
• Saba 50 Oceanic : 35,000 Euros*
• Saba 50 Comfort:  49,500 Euros*

Packs include the following equipment:

Step 3 - Price of additional Fountaine Pajot options for your Saba 50 (as of January 15th, 2020)

• Motor upgrade to 75HP    3 957  euros*
• Electronics  GARMIN 1 including Autopilot, VHF, AIS, GPS 7410, and 2 multi GMI20  12 600 euros*
• Bowsprit & gear for gennaker    6 872 euros*
• Cockpit fridge    1 906 euros*
• Solar panels  4 x 90/100W    4 177 euros*

Step 4 - Ex-factory works to personalise your Saba 50  

• Synthetic or real teak,
• electronic equipment,
• electrical gear (more solar panels for example),
• all types of sails and rigging,
• interior fittings, 
• fridges, A/C, freezers, 
• appliances and all type of gear,
• watersport toys and more.

Full-option Saba 50 price

For you to have an idea, the total price for a fully equipped SABA 50 via Caribbean Multihulls is around 920,000 euros*.

This price includes the following:

• Owner configuration (Maestro 4 cabins 4 bathrooms)
• Comfort pack
• Motorisation upgrade 
• Full air conditioning
• Synthetic teak in cockpit

Get in touch now with our New Yacht team.

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Press test reviews of the Fountaine Pajot Saba 50 catamaran

Click on the images / videos below to access to corresponding Saba 50 review:

• 2 pages review in Cruising World magazine (April 2015) about catamaran Fountaine Pajot Saba 50.

• Double-page Multihull Sailor magazine (Summer 2015) review about the Saba 50.

• Video review by SAIL Magazine of a 2015 Fountaine Pajot SABA 50 

Review of a 2017 Fountaine Pajot Saba 50, walkthrough at Annapolis Sailboat Show

• Saba 50 - Exterior
• Saba 50 - Interior
• Saba 50 - Options
• Saba 50 - Performance & Speed

Inventory & Brochure

Fountaine pajot saba 50 - specs.

• Length overall: 14.98 m / 49.15 ft
• Beam overall: 7.99 m / 26.21 ft
• Draft: 1.25 m / 4.1 ft
• Displacement: 15.7 t / 34 600 lbs
• Genoa: 57.5 m2 / 619 sq ft
• Main sail: 83.5 m2 / 899 sq ft
• Standard power: 2 x 55 CV / HP
• Fresh water capacity: 700 l (approx.) / 185 US gallons (approx.)
• Fuel capacity: 940 l (approx.) / 248 US gallons (approx.)
• Certification CE / EC Certification (Pax): A : 14
• Naval architect: Berret Racoupeau
• Interior design: Isabelle Racoupeau
• Builder: FOUNTAINE PAJOT

Layout versions of the Saba 50

• Owners version Maestro: 1 owner's suite + 1 bathroom / 3 guest cabins + 3 bathrooms
• Quintet: 5 double + 1 crew + 6 bathrooms

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FP Saba 50 Catamaran

Saba 50 Catamaran

Note: FP 51 replaced Saba 50 in 2021.

Dimensions & Specifications

• Length: 14,98 m / 49.15 ft
• Beam: 7,99 m / 26.21 ft
• Draft: 1,25 m / 4.1 ft
• Displacement: 15,7 t / 34 600 lbs
• Genoa: 53 m² (approx.) / 566 sq ft (approx.)
• Main sail: 74,70 m² (approx.) / 797 sq ft (approx.)
• Standard power: 2 x 55 CV / HP
• Fresh water: 700 l (approx) / 185 US gallons (approx)
• Fuel: 940 l (approx) / 248 US gallons (approx)
• Maestro : 1 owners’ suite  + 1 ensuite / 3 cabins + 3 ensuite baths
• Quintet Version: 5 double + 1 crew + 6 bathrooms

Like the Helia 44, architect Berret-Racoupeau, designed the Saba 50. Just like the Helia, the Saba 50 is a great success. The Saba 50 is light and spacious ali to optimize living space while delivering outstanding performance at sea. The space on-board has been optimized to provide magnificent accommodations to 14 guests. Some of the highlights are the multiple luxurious relaxation areas, including an upper lounge deck and two sunbathing decks. The Saba 50 is set for release in June 2014.Fountaine Pajot Saba 50 Reviews & Comparisons

• Read our article on the  comparisons of the most popular catamarans in the 50ft range
• Read our Saba 50 Overview pointing out the highlights
• Read the Saba 50 Multihulls World Review

Saba 50 Available in Business Yacht Ownership Program

We constantly try to find ways to reduce the cost of ownership for our clients. Learn about our charter yacht management programs and business yacht ownership programs . Learn more about how tax advantages and two streams of income can get you sailing for less. Build equity or pay your boat off early as a part of your retirement plan.Check out the a great video of the Saba 50 sailing catamaran at right.

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Fountaine Pajot SABA 50 boat review by SAIL magazine

With the new Saba 50, Fountaine Pajot has optimized livability and comfort both inside and out. Multiple groups of people can socialize in segregated outdoor spaces, while the interior accommodations would put some hotels to shame.

SABA 50 Design & Construction

Despite the boat’s size, designers Berret Racoupeau have worked hard to make it not only sail well, but remain easy to handle. The hulls, for example, have been given a fine entry for better performance, and a pair of fixed keels help the boat sail to weather. The focus in construction methods is on making the boat strong but light, with a vacuum-bagged PVC-foam-core laminate. Resin Transfer Molding (RTM) produces the whole deck and cabin as one piece with both sides sprayed with gelcoat for a finished look. The chainplates are integrated into the hull structure and are strong enough that the whole weight of the boat can be lifted on them.

SABA 50 On Deck

With so much deck space on the Saba 50, Fountaine Pajot was able to create three distinct and relatively separate social areas. The first is at the bow, where a conversation nook includes two lounges with accompanying settees and a cocktail table. Eight people can easily gather here for sundowners and enjoy the shade of the cabinhouse instead of baking in the aft cockpit. It’s a very civilized space that still leaves room for lounging in the trampoline but adds a superyacht feel.

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