2018 Nautitech 46 Open
$599,999San Jose Del Cabo, Mexico
Overview
The Best of Design, Comfort and best Sailing Performance The NAUTITECH OPEN 46 has been designed for people who love travelling on the sea. Like the successful NAUTITECH OPEN 40, her bigger sister will have a wide and open cockpit which merge together with saloon to provide a great area to live in. Life aboard a NAUTITECH OPEN 46 is defined by comfort and plenty of space for spending relaxed hours at sea. Customers can decide between a three cabin version with a luxurious owner´s cabin in the port hull and two guest cabins to starboard; or a four cabin version. The NAUTITECH OPEN 46 has been drafted by Marc Lombard. Yachts designed by Marc Lombard guarantee perfect sailing performance and seagoing hulls. The elegant and functional design below deck comes from Stéphane Roséo and his team at Studio Roséo Design. The first NAUTITECH OPEN 46 will be in Première at La Grande Motte Boat Show in the Spring of 2016. In exclusivity, the technical specifications and first pictures of the inside design and furnitures.
Disclaimer
The Company presents the information for this vessel in good faith
Key specifications
- Builder
- Nautitech
- Model
- 46 Open
- Year
- 2018
- Length overall
- 45.17 ft
- Yacht type
- Sail Catamaran
- Condition
- Brokerage
- Cabins
- 5
- Heads
- 4
- Hull material
- Fiberglass
- Beam
- 24.58 ft
- Draft
- 4.75 ft
- Fuel
- 600 liter
- Water
- 600 liter
Engines
Volvo · 75 horsepower · 1000 hours Volvo · 75 horsepower · 1000 hours
Co-brokerage listing. Confirm availability, specifications, and pricing with Glen.
The 2018 Nautitech 46 Open for sale is a sailing catamaran located in San Jose Del Cabo, Mexico. This 46-foot fiberglass yacht is listed with five cabins and four heads, and its inventory reports two Volvo engines, each rated at 75 horsepower with 1,000 hours. The listed beam is 24.58 feet and draft is 4.75 feet. For buyers comparing Nautitech 46 Open yachts for sale, these specific layout and propulsion details offer a useful starting point for evaluating the boat.
The listing also reports 600-liter fuel and water capacities. Buyers may want to confirm the cabin arrangement, tank specifications and engine service records, and ask how the twin-engine setup has been used and maintained. Glen Appelbaum and Southern Sailor can help frame those questions in the context of his experience with offshore cruising, Trans-Atlantic sailing, yacht deliveries, charter, racing and brokerage. A review of the yacht’s documents and equipment would help establish which details matter most for a buyer’s intended plans.
