The 2012 Nautitech 442 pairs genuine sailing performance with practical liveaboard comfort, courtesy of design work by French naval architects Mortain & Mavrikios. Lying at Marsden Cove, this 13.4-metre catamaran offers the stability, deck space and shallow 1.2m draft that make catamaran cruising so popular with New Zealand and Pacific sailors. A 6.8m beam gives the saloon and cockpit a wide, connected layout, suited to entertaining or simply relaxing at anchor.
Below deck, the three-cabin configuration suits couples, families or charter operators who want flexible accommodation without feeling cramped. Nautitech's aft helm station gives the skipper clear sightlines and straightforward sail handling, a feature that sets this range apart from many other production catamarans. This 442 is ready for her next owner to sail away, whether for weekend trips around the Hauraki Gulf, longer Pacific passages or charter work.
Marsden Cove is a practical departure point for offshore cruising, and this well-proportioned catamaran is built for exactly that kind of work. At NZD $549,000, she represents a solid entry into serious multihull cruising, backed by proven design pedigree and a layout that earns its keep.
