Nautitech 475 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Hull type

Catamaran · twin

Rig

Fractional Sloop

LOA

47' · 14.33 m

Displ.

20,286 lbs · 9,202 kg

First year

1995

The Nautitech 475 represents a refined evolution of the French shipyard’s successful 47foot platform, designed by the acclaimed naval architecture firm Mortain & Mavrikios. Launched during an era when the catamaran market began to pivot toward highvolume "charter boxes," Nautitech maintained its commitment to the "sailor’s multihull." The 475 is essentially a facelifted version of the original Nautitech 47, distinguished primarily by its extended "power transoms" which increased the waterline length and provided easier access to the water. This model serves as a bridge between the shipyard's early performanceoriented designs and the modern "Open" concept currently championed by Nautitech Catamarans. Built in Rochefort, France, the vessel utilizes vacuumbagged resin infusion for the deck and a solid laminate below the waterline, ensuring a stiff, relatively lightweight structure that outperforms many of its contemporary rivals in the production cruising class.