FP Helia 44E

5 Reasons to charter the FP HELIA 44E

The Fountaine Pajot Helia 44 Evolution Catamaran is an excellent choice for those considering chartering in the British Virgin Islands. The sleek and stylish design of the boat make it both aesthetically appealing and highly functional.

Reason 1: The deck plan offering comfortable outdoor living space

The deck plan features a spacious aft cockpit, protected from the elements by a hard top cover, complete with a generous teak cockpit table and bench seating for 8 people, a lounge suite to relax and enjoy the views, and a small drinks fridge.  Steps from the helm station lead you up to the sun deck, set up with comfortable cushions, ideal for relaxing on a mooring ball or on anchor. 

Reason 2: The bright and spacious saloon-galley

The aft cockpit flows seamlessly into the spacious and bright saloon-galley. The saloon has cleverly designed panoramic windows, letting in plenty of natural light. The L shaped settee can comfortably seat up to 8 guests around the convertible saloon table. The chart table, located port of the settee, is a fully equipped navigation station, complete with a chart plotter, VHF, tank level gauges, and a automated power selector. 

Reason 3: The fully equipped galley

The U shaped galley is set up with 3-burner stove, a built in oven and grill, along with a freezer. The yacht is equipped two drawer style fridges, located on the starboard side as you enter the saloon. 

Reason 4: The spacious and comfortable cabins

Below in each hull, you will find spacious, bright and comfortable queen cabins, with plenty of storage space. The cabins are set up with 110V and USB outlets to charge your small electronic appliances. On Peacemaker, the forward cabins are outfitted with access to the single forepeak cabins further forward. These smaller, single forepeak cabins, are perfect for young children, who can have their own space while not being far from their parents. The interior space can be cooled with in the onboard air-conditioning units, powered by shore power or the onboard 11KW 110V generator. 

Reason 5: The helm station and sail controls

The helm station on this Fountaine Pajot Helia 44E has a bimini for protection from the elements. This helm is set up on a pedestal, with the sail controls in arms reach, ideal for sailing short-handed. Raising the main sail is a breeze with the electric winch. 

Reason 6: We have three FP Helia 44 Evolution yachts in the fleet.

Check them out here:

Full Moon II (with watermaker)

Peacemaker

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