Nautitech 541 Single Helm Portside

Nautitech 541 Single Helm Portside - Elegance, Performance,Speed

PERFORMANCE CRUISING WITH RAISED HELM STATION

The 541 is equipped with a single wheel on its roof for optimum views of the boat and comfortable 2-person seat.

The concept of the Nautitech 541 is above all based on quality and performance. Its design is the result of a lengthy period of research into which features invoke passion for a catamaran. The builder’s desire was to create a sophisticated and refined boat, the designer aimed for a contemporary interior.

Aside from the helm positions the 541 and 542 are identical; luxurious and spacious with the sail controls at the helm station for easy short-handed sailing. The boat is the most aesthetic and raced of this category thanks to her thin lines and her interior design by the French designer Frank Darnet.

It must be said that the boat has a good pedigree, very attractive lines, and above all, it sails very well... For its 541 version (with one wheel), the builder has developed the boat\'s concept, to offer it with a fly bridge. The steering position remains traditionally against the saloon bulkhead, and the Bimini is fitted out with a superb sunbathing area. A good configuration, especially in the case of sailing with a crew, and one which makes the Nautitech the only 54-footer on the market (just like the 44, moreover) to offer a choice of one or two steering positions.

Features:

• Nautitech flagship model • Elegant lines • A light, performance catamaran • The best quality found in the multihull market • Flush hatches for clear decks • Modern accommodation with a high quality finish • A light, spacious interior with open views of the sea

Its main characteristics:

• Sophisticated and refined boat

• Light, performance boat

• Flush-fitting hatches for a clear deck

• Modern and high-quality accommodation

• Boat customised with your ideas

• Saloon classic or loft style

• The architect Marc Lombard gave all his know-how for this new model. The boat is the most aesthetic and raced of this category thanks to her thin lines and her interior design done by the French designer Frank Darnet. In a word, a vessel made to live and sail !

Its tended lines and the interior design make of it the most aesthetic boat and race of this category.

-  A hull tended for speed and comfort at sea
- An extrem aestheticism
-  An increased comfort and a modularity of installations
-  The variation in several versions (3, 4 or 5 cabins)
- Innovations in technique and design

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