Fountaine Pajot Thíra 80
Fountaine Pajot's 23.99 m flagship sailing catamaran, also listed as the FPY 80S, with side deck saloons with fold-down balconies and six layout versions.
Hull length23.99 m
Beam11.09 m
Light displacement66 t
Upwind sail area340 m²
PriceNot publishedFountaine Pajot does not publish a price
Thíra 80 photos
Specifications
Weight & tanks
| Light displacement | 66 t source |
|---|---|
| Fresh water | 1,600 L source |
| Fuel | 2,400 L (+1,000 L option) source |
Sails
| Upwind sail area (main + genoa) | 340 m² source |
|---|---|
| Mainsail | 200 m² source |
| Gennaker / spinnaker | 300 m² source |
Engine & performance
| Standard engines | 2 × 270 hp source |
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Layout
| Cockpit / saloon living area | 123 m² source |
|---|---|
| Owner's cabin area | 33 m² source |
| Flybridge lounge area | 40 m² source |
| Forward cockpit / sunpad area | 38 m² source |
| Versions | Maestro VIP (galley down or up), Maestro 4 guests (galley down), Maestro 5 guests (galley up), 6 guests (galley down), 7 guests (galley up) source |
Sources: catamarans-fountaine-pajot.com model page. Specs checked 5 Nov 2026. Builders publish figures as non-contractual and may change them; confirm with a dealer before buying.
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FAQ
How big is the Fountaine Pajot Thíra 80?
Fountaine Pajot gives a hull length of 23.99 m and a beam of 11.09 m.
Is the Thíra 80 the same boat as the FPY 80S?
Yes. Fountaine Pajot's model page lists the Thíra 80 as the FPY 80S.
How much sail does the Thíra 80 carry?
340 m² upwind (mainsail and genoa) and a 300 m² gennaker or spinnaker, according to Fountaine Pajot.